Reading Memorial High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1987 volume:

IMPRESSIONS SENIOR ISSUE 1987 Issue Editor Tracey Beaupre (’87) Editor-in-chief Patricia Small (’87) Issue Staff Heather Cheney (’87) Laurie McMillan (’87) Kris Chun (’89) Steven D’Agostino (’89) Tom Fuller (’90) Cover Design Matt Hincman (’87) Advisors Micheal Harney Kathryn Montejunas Four years ago I peered down a long, dark corridor Wondering what the darkness hid. Despite my nervousness, I knew there was only one way to find out. I took my first step. Slowly, as I walked on, The corridor lit up To reveal hidden alcoves holding treasures, Some of which I took, And put into my pockets. And when the lights weren’t bright enough, I’d reach into my pocket, Pulling out a gem or two, Collected there like lint, And a radiant light would shine To guide me through the darkness Into a brighter spot. Now, I reach the corner. I look back down the corridor, The one that took four too-short years to travel, The one that seemed to go on forever, And I smile at the brightness of it, And I cry that I am at the end. At last I turn, not wanting to move on, Knowing that I must. And again I peer ahead Into a long, dark corridor. Where will it take me? Will it hurt? Do I dare? I reach into my pockets, Touch the gems collected there. _ I smile, reassured, And walk on. ■Laurie McMillan Class of 1987 David Ahearn Christine Allen Keary Allicon Kristine Anderson Mike Anderson Navy Endicott College(Jewelery designing) University of Lowell(Accounting) St. Anselm’s University of Lowell(Civil Engineering) Traci Anderson Elizabeth Applebee Susan Applin Jeff Baker Dana Ballou Salem State(Business) South Eastern Mass U. Quinnipiac College(Biology) Work-photo lab of advertising agency Work and night school Kristen Bartosch Lanise Beach Lisa Beairsto Tracey Beaupre Mike Bell Merrimack College Tuskegee U. Endicott College(Medical Assistant) University of Lowell(Physical Therapy) Apprentice for a mechanic Kristen Bennett Kim Bent Elaine Berbine Bob Biggio Laura Black Katherine Gibbs School Middlesex Community College Middlesex Community College Mass. Maritime Academy(Engineering) Bridgewater State(Elementary Education) Paul Blacker Amy Blake David Borgal Gina Botticelli Jennifer Boudreau Work Carnegie Mellon University(Architecture) Prep School Bay State Jr. College(Accounting) Middlesex Community College(Business) Jenn Boyd Craig Bradley Mike Brangiforte Denise Braymiller Kasandra Brewer Newbury College(Physical Therapy) Work Salem State(Media Communications) Work Work-Robert Forsberg Insurance Agency Jimmy Buckley John Buckley Kevin Buckley Paige Buckley Elizabeth Budden College(History) Middlesex Community College North Adams State New Hampshire College(Fashion Merchandising) Northern Essex(Paralegal Studies) Sam Burgess Denise Butler Kim Butler Carolyn Byron Debra Cacciapuoti Stonehill College(Psychology) U. Mass Boston(Mass Communication) St. Anselm’s College Middlesex Community College Salem State Mike Cahill Chris Cain John Cain Melissa Callahan John Campbell Wentworth(Architecture) Work-cook Work-carpentry AFS exchange to France; 1988: Holy Cross No reply Adria Canty Elena Caristinos Dave Case David Castellano Joe Castelli University of Lowell Becker Jr. College(Vet. Assistant) Bucknell University(Mechanical Engineering) U. Mass Amherst Northeastern University(Business) Tim Cavicchi Andrea Cerchione Doris Chang Kirk Charest Heather Cheney U. of Hartford(Business Management) Northeastern U. Mass Amherst(Education) Plymouth State(Art) U.N.H. (Psychology) Bill Clattenburg Candy Coakley Richard Colella Jean Compagnone Joan Compagnone No reply Boston College(Communication) Work Northern Essex Community College Salem State (Early Childhood Education) Mark Coronis Carolyn Cosentino Beth Covino Laura Crispo Chris Crowley Salem State(Education) Bentley College Assumption College Salem State Bridgewater State(Aviation Science) Alecia Culbreth Chris Curley James Currier Ellen Cutter Laura Daly Northeastern University Middlesex Community College(Business) Middlebury U. Mass Amherst Southeastern Mass. University(Design) Marybeth D’Ambrosio Dave Dantas Jennifer Darby Jennifer Davidson Kevin Davis U. Mass Amherst(Engineering) Wentworth(Building Construction) Lesley College(Psychology) U. of Vermont(Biology) Northeastern University(Engineering) Tom Dean Alan DeAngelo Kristen Denbow Gary D’Entremont Tim Devir University of Lowell(Electrical Engineering) Prep School Work Bridgewater State(Communications PE) U. of Maine(Business) Elaine Dickey Linda DiGiacomo Joseph DiGiovanni Bill Dillon David DiNino Newbury Junior College(lnterior Design) No Reply Salem State(English) Harvard University(Government) U. Mass Amherst(Liberal Arts) Cindy DiSanto Dan Doherty Eric Doherty Joe Doherty Bill Dolber Plymouth State(Sports Management) Salem State(Business Administration) Roger Williams(Business Marketing) St. Anselm’s(Psychology) Northeastern University Brian Donegan Peter Donovan Charlie Dooley Sara Dooley Lauren Drew Massachusetts College of Art(Film) Work-Mark E. Donovan Landscaping Northeastern(Electrical Engineering) Work-Smith Oil Co., Inc. College Matt Driscoll Gregg Duffy Jennifer Duggan Cheryl Dykeman Kristine Dyment S.M.U.(History) University of Michigan(Liberal Arts) Regis College(English Education) University of Colorado(Civil Engineer) Simmons College Erik Eagleston Jim Ebert Peter Ehl Erik Ellis Franny Enos Salem State(Criminal Justice) Newbury Junior College U.N.H. (Administration) North Adams(Cinematography) U. of New Haven(Sports Medicine) Jody Fantasia Karen Fante Maria Fasciano Liisa Fish Dawn Fitzgerald Ohio Wesleyean University(Zoology) U.Mass(Liberal Arts) Bates College(Sociology) Work-Word Processor No Reply Lauren Fitzgerald Stacey Fitzgerald John Flibbert Kim Franzosa Scott Freeland Salem State(Business Administration) Blaine Hair School Connecticut College(Biology) Work Norwich Military College(Criminal Justice) Donald Frye Kathy Fuller Nancy Fuller Heather Gale Tina Gallo Wentworth(Building Construction) Middlesex Community College(Business) Work-Andean Imports Middlesex Community College(Hot. Res. Man.) U.Penn.(Biology) Bruce Gardner Michael Gelinas Suzie Gelinas Mike Gibson Paula Girouard Northeastern(lnternational Business) Salem State(Business Administration) Fisher Jr. College(Travel and Tourism) Bunker Hill Community College Dartmouth College Steven Graham Tim Griesmer Kim Gromyko Bob Grubor Chrissy Guenther Army No Reply Middlesex Community College(Fashion Design) Boston College Bentley College(Management) Suzy Hale Derrick Hall John Hall Ish Halliday Stacey Hamilton Syracuse University(Visual Arts) Middlesex Community College No Reply U. Mass Amherst Lesley College Todd Hamm Paul Haney Eric Hanson Andy Harlan Joel Harriet College(Business) Fitchberg State(Biology) U. Mass.(Biology) Work-truck driver John Harutunian Kristin Harvey Karuna Haskell Melissa Haverty Annmarie Hayes U. Mass Amherst(Business) Monsarett School of Art(Photography) Burdett College(Accounting) Work-Brooks Pharmacy U. Mass Amherst(Nursing) Scott Hayes Doug Herrick Bill Hewitt Karen Hickey Matt Hincman Work-Post Office Westfield State College U. Mass Amherst(Communications) U. Mass. Amherst(Pre-med) U. Maine Orono Joe Holahan Heather Holbrook Kyva Holman Buffy Holmes Chris Holtsberg No Reply Mount Holyoke(Psychology) College(Communications) Northeastern University(Nursing) Middlesex Community College Cheryl Horrigan Joanne Hulse Paul Hutchinson Kristine Irving Peter Jessiman Work-Lechmere offices Burdett College(Accounting) Salem State(Business) U. Mass Boston(Philosophy) Bridgwater State(Flight Program) Kerri Johns David Johnson Erin Johnson Nicole Jones Bill Jones Fisher Jr. College Harting College(Business) Plymouth State College U. Mass. Amherst(Engineering) Babson College(Business) Lynne Keating Michelle Keating Patrick Keaton Jenn Keenan Michelle Kelly U. Mass. Amherst(Pol. Science) U. Mass. Amherst(Psychology) Work-Installing office partitions Allegheny College Westfield State College(Psychology) Joanne Kennealy Sheri Kenney Matt Kerr Mike Kerr Deirdre Kiely St. Michael’s College(Education) Bentley College(Business) Plymouth State College Plymouth State College(Business Comp.Science) Newbury(Fashion Merchandising) Lisa King Heike Kuhfuss John Lampassi Steve Lane Eamon LeBlanc University of Vermont Finish high school in Germany Bradford College(Liberal Arts) U. of R.l.(Communications) Work-Janitor Ted Lichoulas Christine Lloyd Mary Beth Louanis Sue LoVuolo Bob Lucci Tufts University(Physics) Merrimack College(Business Management) Triangle Elizabeth Grady School of Esthetics Bentley College(Business Management) Darren MacCaughey Nathan MacDonald Ted MacDonald Wendy MacLean Curt Malonson Middlesex Jr. College(Engineering) U. Mass Amherst(Physics ' Music) Salem State(Law Enforcement) Art Institute of Boston University of Lowell(Computer Science) Karen Marasa Kenny Margossian Katie Maroney Julie Martin Bob Martinage Bentley College(Accounting) Assumption College U.N.H.(Engineering) U. of R.l. (Communictions) Dartmouth College(Engineering Law) Nancy Masciave Debby McCarthy Sharon McCulloch Carl McFadden Mike McGillicuddy Northeastern University Burdett( Accounting) Work Night School U. of New Haven Babson College(Business) Pat McGillicuddy Sheila McGinn Mike McGurn Laurie McMillan Rich McNeil U. Mass Amherst(Accounting) Work-Solutions office University of Lowell(Engineering) Brandeis Harvard University(Computer Science) Christine McSweeney John Mello Stacey Memory Brandon Millett Christine Monto Bentley College(Accounting) U. of Maine(Business Administration) Merrimack College U.N.H. (Business) Middlesex Community College(Legal Sec.) Kristen Mooney Stacy Moore Renee Mordaunt Beth Morgan Jeff Morris Dean Jr. College Endicott Jr. College(Early Childhood Ed.) Blaine Hair School Boston University(Physical Therapy) Teach as a Jehovah’s Witness Chris Moxcey Liz Muse Cisco Naranjo Don Neville Beth Nickerson Burdett(Business) Westfield State(Elementary Education) Work-Construction U. of North Carolina(Business Administration) M.l.T. Carlene Notarangeli Chris O ' Brien Erin O ' Brien Bryan O ' Connell Sean O’Hare North Shore Com. College(Exec Sec) Champlain College College Lehigh(Aereonautical Engineering) U. Mass Amherst(Electrical Engineering) Matt O’Keefe Ken Oliva Scott Oliver Emily Orlando Derek Osborne Northern Essex (Business) Taking a year off Northeastern(Computer Science) St. Anselm’s(Liberal Arts) North Shore Com. College(Engineering) Michelle Pacillo Rich Palladino Paul Parisi Maria Parziale Beth Pearson Middlesex Community(Fashion Design) Salem State(Business Administration) Army National Guard Hesser College(Real Estate Management) Fitchburg State College(Nursing) Brian Perreault Rick Peters Joy Pfeffer Todd Piani Rhonda Piotrowski Boston University(Electronic Engineering) Salem State Salem State Work-U.P.S. Mechanic U.S. International University(Travel) Paul Pontone Jay Poplawski Sharon Pottle Robin Pustizzi Claudia Quagan Worcester Academy Middlesex Community College Salem State(Education) Middlesex Comm. College(Fine Performing Arts) Hobart William Smith College(Philosophy) Felicia Raffaele Sue Rafferty Kim Raffi Jenny Ralph Wade Reilly Simmons College U. Mass Amherst(Liberal Arts) Fitchburg State U. Mass Amherst Roger Williams College(Architecture) Jeanne Ricci Shawn Ricupero Sandra Rideout Janine Riley Mike Riley Northeastern University(Graphic Arts) Middlesex Community College(Retailing) Eastern Nazarene College(Business Admin.) St. Anselm’s(Business) University of Lowell(Civil Engineering) Mike Rivers David Roberts Scott Rogers Tricia Rogers Scott Rooney Architectural school in New York Work-Copy Quick Pratt Institute of Design St. Michael’s College(Liberal Arts) St. Anselm’s(Business) Kristen Ross Kim Rotondi Andrea Rotondo Jim Russell Chris Rychlik St. Anselm’s(Nursing) Work University of Lowell(Audio Engineering) Curry College(Art) Work Derrick Sanford Mark Schwalm Mark Sciascia Peter Serrentino Eileen Sheehan Tuskegee University(Business Management) Cornell University(Engineering) Touring with his band Work-Carpentry U. Mass Amherst in ' 88 Dianne Silva Mark Silverio Andrew Simpson Tricia Small Kim Smith U. Mass Amherst(Elementaty Education) Work Work-Copy Quik in Cambridge Harvard University(Pre-Law) U.N.H.(Business Administration) Craig Sorbello Dean Spagnoli Mark Stanieich Ellen Stanton Leslie Steeves Assumption College(Liberal Arts) U. Mass Amherst University of Lowell(Engineering) Chamberlayne Jr. College(lnterior Design) Hesser Jr. College(Business Administration) Bob Stone Brian Stumcke Anne Sudbay Glen Sullivan Shane Sykes Norwich University(Business Administration) Work-Landscaping Boston College(Elementary Education) Northeastern University The Art lnstitute(Graphic Design) Pam Takach Christina Theophanis Mark Thomas Scott Thomas Alicia Thompson Rochester Institute of Technology Emmanuel College Work-Arlwood Inc. Air Force(Night school-Computer Science) Junior College(Fashion Retail Merchandising) Erin Thompson Brian Thomson Lou Tomasello Christy Tricca Anne Tucker Baylor University(Fashion Design) Northeastern University(Business Management) Assumption College(Business Management) Salem State(Criminal Justice) ( Chamberlayne Jr. College(lnterior Decorating) Deanne Turner Gerri Underwood Dan Vanasse Joe Venuti Liz Vultaggio Bryant College(Business) Boston College U.N.H.(Business) University of Lowell(Meteorology) Middlesex Comm. College(Fine Performing Arts) Scott Wade Gene Ware Ron Warren Reggie Wells Martha Westwater Dean Jr. College(Building Construction) Work U. Mass Amherst(Electric Engineering) Computers Merrimack College(Psychology) Mike Whalen Steve Whalen Danielle Whelton Buzz White Sonja White Westfield State(Business Management) Salem State(Criminal Justice) Emerson College(Mass Communication) Plymouth State(Business Administration) Bay State Jr. College(Medical Assistant) Kristina Whitman Gayle Williams Mike Wood Steve Worley Jeff Wright U. Mass Amherst(Marketing) Bay State Jr. College(Medical Assistant) Bridgewater State Cornell University(Physics) Wentworth Institute of Technology(Architect) Tom Zaya Nando Zucchi Bridgewater St. College(Physical Education) Middlebury College(Business) Class President: Paul Crispo Springfield College This issue has been created as a gift for graduating seniors. The Impressions staff uishes the best of luck to the class of 19871 And the advisors send a special thank you to all those seniors who worked so hard for the magazine while they were here. Pioneer ' 87 Reading Memorial High School ■wBKHl Zover design by Laura Daly (Vi.-. «.-■ . ' ■ ■ 55 t - S ' I ■ ..i ' p The lines have all been read, and we knew them all by heart, now we move towards the door, here it comes, the hardest part. Try the handle of the road, feeling different, feeling strange, this could never be arranged As the light fades from the scnen, from the famous final scene. — Bob Seger fe nr i j till lX Oldies but Goodies Faculty Up and Coming Hits Underclassmen Off the Record Senior Life 2 CONTENTS Page 10 Page 26 Page 42 Contents Medely Seniors Page72 Chartbreakers Sports Page 132 Take your pick Activities Page 164 Advertising Page 192 CONTENTS 3 asp. WfL, . ; , :. f ■ . ■; . 9 ; r ft. ?. H I % x ' ; :X XXXXXir.:: 3. gfei • £ £?■ It ' s hard to believe that the class of ' 87 was once an abandoned, unloved class. As freshmen (were we once freshmen?), we roamed the halls of R.M.H.S seeking guidance. At the beginning of sophomore year, our calls were answered. Two science teachers, Ruthann Budrewicz and Judith Donovan, volunteered to become our new class advisors. Their support and many hours of frustration and dedica¬ tion were what finally brought a little class to the Class of ' 87. By establishing class activities and councils, they brought unacquainted sections of the class into contact with each other. Their ability to organize our class made sopho¬ more year far more successful, and we ended it with a celebration—the Sopho¬ more Semi-formal. Junior year was a continuation of their encouragement. Several successful fundraisers, including the traditional Junior Buffet, culminated with a prom that was held at the Crestview—not the school cafeteria. Senior year saw them changed from our advisors to our friends. The magic they created for our class will not be forgotten. We hope to return your love and ex¬ press our appreciation by dedicating our yearbook to you. Thank-you for helping us have a part of school beyond the studying; it ' s a part we will treasure for¬ ever. —The Class of ' 87 DEDICATION 5 SPECIAL THANKS 6 SPECIAL THANKS J Senior year promises to be one of the best years of one ' s life. What many students fail to anticipate, however, is the trauma of the college application process. Happily, two special people, who insured us of success in these proceedings were with the Class of ' 87 — Mrs. Roz Epstein and Mrs. Rena Mirkin. These were the people who wrote our recommendations, set our guidelines for choosing potential colleges, hounded schools who [ never responded, found ways for us to finance college with scholar¬ ships, and always reminded us of our deadlines on tests and applica¬ tions. Yes, it is their job, but they did it with an enthusiasm which made each of us realize how seriously they took our futures. When the good news finally came, we knew exactly where to go — their joy at ; our success was surpassed only by our own. For this, the Class of ' 87 would like to extend special thanks. DEDICATION 7 WELCOME Students and faculty at Reading Memorial High School saw a number of changes take place in the 1986-1987 school year. Replacing Mr. D ' Orlando, Dr. Mark Piechota became our new principal. Mr.Robert Quinn, now the assistant principal for upperclassmen, replaced Maureen Zolubus, who left to become the principal at Westborough High School. Mr. Patrick Schettini, a former member of our math department, became the assistant principal for underclassmen after a short time as Director of Data Processing. 1986 also saw the return of Tom Myslicki and the arrival of Chistina Copeland to the physical educa¬ tion department. Linda Rozzi and Camille Visconti joined our staff of math teachers. Sandra Sheppard joined the English department. Christina Dewey became Director of Data Processing. Lastly Barry Low bacame Director of Music. The class of 1987 welcomes everyone to Reading High School. Robert Quinn: Assistant Principal 8 HELLO Patrick Schettini: Assistant Principal Dr. Mark Piechota: Principal Camille Visconti: Math Sandra Sheppard: English Tom Myslicki: Physical Education Barry Low: Director of Music Christina Copeland: Physical Education Christina Dewey: Director of Data Processing HELLO 9 Oldies but goodies Teacher, teacher, can you teach me, can you tell me all I need to know? — .38 Special 10 FACULTY Faculty Dr. Mark Piechota Principal Robert Quinn Patrick Schettini Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. u FACULTY Hilda Ahlstrom Receptionist Alexander Alexanian Director Pupil Personnel Services ■ ■ ■ ' . Marc Alterio Physical Ed. Dept. Head Dir. Phys. Ed. K-12 Virginia Anderson Aide Main Office Bruce Appleby Social Studies The project is pretty good—now do it again...Terrific! Sam Baker Focus Mary Ellen Begonis Attendance Clerk Muriel Benshimol Library Aide Richard Benshimol English Thomas W. Blaney Business Better late than never. Lost somewhere between sunrise and sunset, one golden hour, set with 60 diamond minutes. No reward is offered for it is gone forever. For fear of taking chances, I ' ve missed a lot of fun. The things l regret most are those I haven ' t done. FACULTY 13 14 FACULTY Ruthann Budrewicz Science If what you did yesterday still looks big to you, you haven ' t done much today. Anonymous David Bunten Band Director Baton Squad Advisor Theodore Bryson Physical Education Have a nice day. 9 SS Harold Bond English Correctness is the last refuge of those who have nothing to say. Edward Brady Guidance Counselor Don ' t waste any of your valuable time worrying, take up golf and be miserable. David Brett Business Debit is on the left, Credit is on the right. Andra Brewer Social Worker Pupil Personnel Services Everett Blodgett Philip Blum Chemistry True worth is in being, not seeming, In doing each day that goes by Some little good,—not in dreaming of great things to do by and by. Physics “— William Carroll Social Studies What you are is God ' s gift to you; What you become is your gift to God. Joseph F. Cain Audio Visual Dept. Head It ' s your heart that holds your fate —Bruce Springsteen Cathy Butler Aide Attendance Office Janet Burne English Poetry is a spot about half-way between where you listen and where you wonder what it was you heard. —Carl Sandburg 1M4‘ . t Catherine Cook Cafeteria Director Ellen Convisser Guidance Counselor Norma Chisholm Aide Guidance Office James C. Chetwynd English An author ought to write for the youth of his own generation, the critics of the next, and the schoolmasters of ever afterward. ■F. Scott fitzgerald Hal Croft English One could do worse than be a swinger of birches —Frost Norman Cormier English Driver Education Christina Copeland Physical Education Martha Cook Science FACULTY 15 Thomas Darrin Social Studies Dept. Head Anyone can learn from their own experience, only the intelligent can learn from the experience of others. Jane Darveau Guidance Counselor Emery DeBeck Math If an assignment seems easy, you are probably doing it wrong. Norma Degel Secretary — O ' . Joan DeSalvo Director Focus A book shut tight, is but a block of paper. Kristina Dewey Manager Data Processing Anthony DiSanzo Foreign Languages Veni Vidi Visa Judith Donovan Science Value education. You will realize what j power you have to make sense of the t world. Robert Donovan Foreign Languages Rosalyn Epstein Guidance Counselor Learn to Live Live to Love Love to Share Myrna Evans Permanent Substitute 16 FACULTY Kenneth Feit English it )ne flew East, One flew West, Dne flew over the Cuckoo ' s Nest. I_ Susan Fritz Foreign Languages Le coeur a ses raisons Que la raison ne connait point David Garland Science Department Head Those of us that expect credit for that which is good, should accept blame for that which is not. Barbara Geoffrion Tutor Chapter I The art of positive thinking is a major ingredient in the fulfillment of one ' s dreams and ambitions. Marguerite Grimes Math ife is a gift...Accept it ife is a duty...Perform it ife is a promise...Fulfill it -Ann Landers 9128 85 Richard Ham Foreign Languages FACULTY 17 Lynne Graham Aide Library Peter Greene Social Studies Richard C. Gillis Department Head Business Mudents are our most important product! Elizabeth Graham Multihandicapped Ellen Hayes Focus Never state the obvious — ant Gina Healy Department Head Foreign Languages Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point. —Blaise Pascal William Hart English Michael Harney Ind. Fine Arts Dept.Head Keep your mind busy to accomplish things; Keep your mind open to understand things. — Tut Tut Wendell Hodgkins English Everybody gets so much information all day long that they lose their common sense. — Gertrude Stein Ruth Hood Home Economics Russell Hill Coordinator Metco Warren R. Hopkins Business Make sure you are in balance — then go ahead! Barbara Hovey Aide Library Ronald Howland Department Head English Cheese can ' t talk! —Tim Cavicchi 18 FACULTY Mtu i..1 if Marjorie Joyce Secretary Principal o rtf Maureen K. LeClaire Physical Education Estelle Laperchia Aide English Social Studies Barbara Lanney English Fran Lanouette Latin Sometimes you have to be silent In Ii i • 7 Barbara Hughes Special Education Liaison Pupil Personnel Services Natalie Jansen Psychologist Pupil Personnel Services Gene Kaczowka Math Bonnie Katz Fine and Industrial Arts The artist must say it without saying it. —Duke Ellington Leo Kenney Science Gone are the days we stopped to decide where we should go; we just ride. —Grateful Dead Patricia Johns Secretary Pupil Personnel Services KV. V Diane Jones Math •m Faculty 19 20 Faculty Eileen McGillicuddy Aide Library Martha Moore Russell Morris Science Industrial and Fine Arts UNLESS someone like you cares a whole awful lot,nothing is going to get better. It ' s not. — Dr. Seuss Donald Lovely Social Studies All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. —Poe Barry Low Director Music Choral ' e� Fatima de Granda-Lyle Foreign Languages Juventud, divino Tesoro Elaine Margossian Clerk Pupil Personnel Services Katherine Mehlman Secretary Assistant Principals Nancy Lindgren Secretary Guidance Remember — two stamps and one envelope for each application!! — Rena Mirkin Department Head Guidance wish you peace joy — success love faith in yourself a smile from above. Kathryn Montejunas English Snow mannappers — practical jokers—serious students—flamboyant individuals—a medley of personalities comprising an amiable tune. HR 172, I will miss you! Peter Moscariello Department Head Math Math is like baseball; it ' s exciting only if you understand it. Joan Morse Library Media Coordinator Many ideas grow better when transplan¬ ted into another mind than in the one where they sprang up. —Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Jeff Nelson Math Tom Myslicki Physical Education A way to beat the system — is by staying healthy! Eunice Mosher DLC Coordinator Curtain Down It’s Been Swell My Thanks To FRIENDS Curtain Up Light The Lights Free Time To Spend Janet Murray Special Education Cheryl I. O ' Brien Business Anna Normand O ' Brien Social Studies History is something that never hap¬ pened, written by a man who wasn ' t there. — Anonymous Joseph V. Nisco Foreign Languages Gary Nihan Physical Education Victory has many fathers, but defeat is an orphan. — JFK FACULTY 27 � V,„ wxzzlxiCnli.u J SlU §§§lipf§ iMmaam igg% 22 FACULTY Donna Pappalardo Math Robert Patterson Industrial and Fine Arts A one can ask of you is your best. DeAnn Porter Math Dorothy O ' Keefe Aide Multi-handicapped Phyllis Onusseit English Loye always protects, always trusts, always hopes,always perseveres. Love never fails. 1 Cor. 13:6 — The Bible Grace Palmer Aide Library Susan Robison Core Coordinator Special Education Linda Rozzi Math Steven Rhodes Math The year of the Lindsay Claire Shea Secretary Susan Sanders Operator Data Processing Noreen Scarpitto Science Ifl atn not for myself, who will be for me? Yet ifl am for myself alone, of what good am I. — Author Unknown Ruth Schubarth Nurse Sandra Sheppard English To thine ownself be true. Aleah Smith Aide Special Education Warren Snyder Business Kids make teaching Paul Soule Biology i Margaret Starrett Business Sally Stembridge English Robert Swanson Social Studies Bully, Bully, Bully! Joseph Terilli Social Studies “A hunch is creativity trying to tell you something. FACULTY 23 Peter Valeska Social Studies He who dies having the most toys wins. Denise Valeska Aide Special Education Phil Vaccaro Math It ' s good to be the king. Francis Tyburc Social Studies Youth is a gift of God. Middle age is a work of art Susan Wheltle Director Visual Art Camille Visconti Math When we teach, we learn. Jean Verzola Business Eyes on your books!! Betty Vanasse Aide Special Education John White Athletic Director Eleanor Withe Science 24 FACULTY Dorothy Wood Social Studies Peter Wood Industrial and Fine Arts Have you tried our chopped liver? ' Kevin Zenewicz Science 5-2959-50-427 Well seniors, if you think you are so smart, figure out the secret message. Seated: Rosemary Dooley,Elvira Gader, Phyllis Winkler, Mary O ' Brien, Margaret Gaskill; Standing: Alice Blacker, Barbara Turenne, Irene Fernside, Jean Richardson, Terry Caswell, Mary Blake, Anita Murray, Bernice Dean, Maureen Zaya Paul Surette, Frank Connelly, Richard Crowse, Larry O ' Brien, William Stamatis, Joel Thornton FACULTY 25 Up and coming hits I believe the children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way —Whitney Houston 26 UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassmen UNDERCLASSMEN 27 Juniors The Class of ' 88 is a class the Class of ' 87 won ' t mind passing their role as the seniors on to. After having two unexciting years, they really pulled together this year to be successful with every fundraiser they attempted. Class advisor, Susan Fritz, was particularly proud of the profits from sel¬ ling candy canes and the traditional junior buffet. They participated in many other activities, includ¬ ing a joint effort with the seniors in the Christmas Dance and the Hawaiian Dance. There were several carwashes and bake sales, lollipop and sweatshirt sales, a raffle, and trips to Canobie Lake and the beach. Enough money was earned to hold their May 8th prom at the Crestview. At the head of this class in ' 87 were class officers President Patti Harootian, Vice-President Janine Crispo, Secretary Stacey Auld, Treasurers Tara Callaghan and Peter Harutu- nian, and Social Chairman Eric Kevorkian. The Class of ' 87 wishes the Class of ' 88 the best of luck in the coming year! (Don ' t forget to pumpkin!) 28 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors 30 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN 31 Sophomores The Class of ' 89 started their sophomore year with a substantial treasury due to many successful fund raisers last year, including the sale of towels. Both years they have also collected dues successfully. Because of this monetary advantage they have been able to concentrate their efforts on more exciting events. One such occurence was the sophmore dance held on April 3, the theme was Lean On Me . A beach day at Hampton Beach is another possible activity. The success of the sophomore class is due largely to the dedication of the class officers President An¬ drew McDonald, Vice-president David Savio, Treasurer Greg Selvitelli, Secretary Alicia Dangle- maier, and Social Chairmen Paul Chisholm and Derek Moulton. They were also led by class advisors Mrs. Burne and Mrs. Jones. With a start as succes¬ sful as theirs, the Class of ' 89 is sure to continue to be on top. 32 UNDERCLASSMEN ' , rv ! - - 4 m I V ' UNDERCLASSMEN 33 -t or t A W UNDERCLASSMEN Sophomores f , , � • s- , 1 ;• . ■ ' . . v -‘V ' ■ • ’1 . •. tjw U i ’ e Gr ' — ■. • JBB9 UNDERCLASSMEN 35 Freshmen The Class of 1990 began their high school career slowly. As with every group of incoming freshmen, it took time to discover the particular talents of individuals and the general format of the high school. They eventually started to organize class activities, however, and have been able to in¬ volve a greater cross-section of the class by having a class committee as well as class officers. Their class advisors are Mr. Debeck and Miss Montejunas, and with their leadership the class of 1990 will flourish. 36 UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen 38 UNDERCLASSMEN Ill 40 UNDERCLASSMEN Multi Handicapped UNDERCLASSMEN 41 Off the record You gotta fight for your right to party -Beastie Boys 42 SENIOR LIFE Senior Life This isn ' t Mr. Nihan ' s house! Pumpkining Does an old tradition die with a new principal? The Class of ' 87 answered NO! Dr. Piechota took a stand on pumpkining and was met by sarcasm from the students. Dr. Piechota held an assembly during which he announced his views on pumpkining. These views were met by opposition from the senior class who felt angered that Dr. Piechota wanted a tradition to stop with their graduating class. The police department was told to do its job, resulting in several arrests. Pumpkining became a quest to outwit the establishment, rather than its traditional night of fun. The strategy was in two waves. Early Halloween morning a group of unknown seniors left over 50 pumpkins in the shape of an 87 in the courtyard. Even the police and faculty considered it a statement done with class. The second move was made at night. The pumpkins were all to be delivered by Peter Donovan ' s dump truck. The destination was expected to be either Mr. Blaney ' s house or Mr. Ninan ' s. The police staked out both locations, as well as leaving a number of other traps. Numerous spectators still turned out, hoping to see either a dis¬ aster or the traditional drop. The actual destination was a total surprise, even to the majority of seniors. Instead of leaving them in Reading they brought them to Mr. Quinn ' s lawn in Andover. The Class of ' 87 had evaded the police and carried out the tradition of pumpkining, but most of the seniors had missed the fun of the night. Many of the participants were underclassmen, making those who ' d missed out even more disappointed. Mr. Quinn, Class of ' 87 ' s happy recipient. I know The Great Pumpkin is here somewhere!: Buffy Holmes 44 i SENIOR LIFE Looks like we made itKPardon the underclassmen.) Peter Donovan enjoys the spotlight. Pumpkin Climbers The Pumpkin Mobile Here ' s to Reading cops! Class of ' 87 carries on the tradition. n ■ V s SENIOR LIFE 45 Rally The traditional Thanksgiving Pep-Rally was held on November 26. We had speeches from our SADD officers, and a Welling? contest with Steven Graham and Mike Vetter. Following this, were routines by the cheerleaders and the baton squad. Finally, was the big event. Foot¬ ball captains, Dave Johnson and Craig Sorbello, crowned Stacey Fitzgerald, this years Homecom¬ ing Queen. Everybody left in a winning spirit for the next day, as the class journeyed to Prince for Pizza Day. A L i s - V 1 iA ?•, ' 1 f . •; 1 - s Front row: Deanne Turner, Martha Westwater, 1986 Homecoming Queen: Stacey Fitzgerald, Tori Graham, Christine Moxcey. Back row: Lynne Keating, Claudia Quagan, Tina Gallo, Julie Martin, Liz Muse. 46 SENIOR LIFE A tradition continued on November 27, 1986, as Reading Rockets met the Stone ham Spartans for the 74th annual Thanksgiving football game. Rocket fans were well rewarded when the close competition ended in the tenth straight victory for Reading between these rivals. The game was saved by Paul Crispo, who scored a touchdown with only one minute and forty four seconds remaining, making the final score 23-22. This succes¬ sful end makes us all look forward to next year ' s season. Thanksgiving Game SENIOR LIFE 47 My beauty secrets: Sheila McGinn Shoplifters will be hunted down and killed!: Matt Hincman All right, they ' re wonderful: Sue Applin Work I ' ve got a headache THIS big!: Laura Black High school brings many students an extension of their privleges. We can stay out later, go more places, and everybody wants a car. An allowance doesn ' t cover this, and these added expenses often neccessitate a part-time job. Having a paycheck is great, but waking up early on a Saturday morning, or having friends stop by on their way to a party Saturday night while you work isn ' t. Whether we work at Atlantic, Burger King, or another local hang-out each of us has experienced both funny and disasterous situations at work, which serve as valu¬ able learning experiences (at least according to mom!). 48 SENIOR LIFE j I Guys, Mr. Putnam would be proud!: Maria Fasciano, Sue Rafferty, and Lisa King OK, I ' ll smile if you ' ll leave!: Christine Monto Look, that ' s only one Italian to go. I ' m staying here!: Kim Rotundi tMK VOM Wayside ' s BIZARREST!: Kristen Denbow SENIOR LIFE 49 Friends High school becomes a central part of most students ' social lives. Whether we participate in school activities or not, the majority of our friends are the people we are with in school. Remember back to freshman year, the friends that were chosen. Those friends, as special as they were, are different from the friends we have now, as seniors. Selection played an important part of our high school years. We chose our friends according to our own personal values. As we grew and matured, so did our values and friends. The wide variety of selected groups reflects this. Different strokes for dif¬ ferent folks! However, one thing is for sure, our friends and the memories we had will never leave us. They will stay special in our hearts forever. SENIOR LIFE 51 Powder Puff On October 15, the annual Powder Puff football game was played. The senior girls were determined to beat the faculty, no matter what. With the en¬ couragement of the senior boys acting as cheerleaders, they did just that! The faculty dominated for most of the game—amazing the girls with their skill. Skill, how¬ ever, is not what you need. With only a few minutes remaining, coaches Bobby Lucci, Chris Crowley, and Alan DeAngelo called for their desperation play. Quarterback Kristen Mooney ran with the ball, toward the side¬ lines. On the verge of being tackled, she seemed to drop the ball. Amazingly, Robin Pustizzi broke from the crowd and scored the winning touchdown. So Robin, where did the ball come from? While the girls crowded the field, blocking the faculty ' s attempt at negating the controversial touchdown, the boys cheered, We ' re the Rockets and we ' re really burning, so lets all do the Pee Wee Herman! DA—DA—DA—DA—DA—DA—DA A! Bill Hewitt regaled the non-existant crowd with a lively commentary on the audience ' s lack of support and Dr. Piechota ' s attire. The latter had exchanged his customary suit and bowtie for a fluorescent shirt and leprechaun ' s hat—a definite improvement. No girls,the huddle faces inward! You want it? Come and get it!: Laura Crispo Jen, what are you doing after tomorrow...and the next day... 52 SENIOR LIFE The girls ' offense gets ready for the desperation play. This is football, Joy, not ballet. SENIOR LIFE 53 Fashion They told me that mine was an original. Okay, you ' re taller, but only because of your hair! It ' s casual... Hold it! Let me fix the hair! So you like Mickey, huh? 54 SENIOR LIFE Yeah, Dean, she said she likes her men in leather. and then these four Indians attacked me SENIOR LIFE 55 Fashion Whether we ' re dressed to impress, dressed to kill, or letting it all hang out, our clothes say a lot about who we are. They can either make us part of the crowd or help us create our own images. We all try to express our individuality, but for the most part we follow major trends. One startling difference in some students ' clothing styles was brought about by the influ¬ ence of rock events. For example, the Live Aid concert brought about styles modeled after those in England. Another wave was the product of the fitness craze. People dressed casually, in sweats and Reeboks. Long and loose sweaters and skirts also reflected the same desire for com fort. One of the most widespread fads was the outbreak of Jams. The Hawiian wardrobe brought fun and sun into the sometimes dreary halls of the high school. Hair remained as a way of expressing our¬ selves. Boys kept their hair long, maybe having it spiked like it was in the fifties; and a variety of accessories such as beads and glitter often complemented the hairdos of some. As with any generation, the styles we have are reflections of our society as a whole and reflec¬ tions of our personalities as individuals and what we have chosen to be. Window PAINS: Dana Ballou and Deirdre Kiely This is uncaptionable: Kevin Davis Go to the board? I ' m already bored!: Rich McNeil Yes, K.T., once again it ' s Latin time!: Katie Maroney Take a Heike: Heike Kuhtuss Hey, Mom, here I be!: Alan DeAngelo Test? Test? What test?: Eric Hanson m 56 SENIOR LIFE Quagan and Mondays do not mix!: Claudia Quagan and Mr. Lovely Ready guys? 1,2,3, SMILE: Maria Parziale, Leslie Steves, and Lauren Fitzgerald Future prom bound couple?: Laurie McMillan and Kim Butler O.K., Tina, now just bend the knee—PERFECT!: Tina Gallo Anything for sympathy, Mark: Mark Schwalm Now I ask you—is this not cutely posed?: Emily Orlando and Maria Fasciano SENIOR LIFE 57 MW jJLpKj ' ■ i jP L Kl jm ■r ri r k 1 jf . j|!S ' ' ■ ; mi 1 1 ■ i Ns ' v y ' : ' : -’ jA jgSP I H: fc.-: JU BT | A 1 fg v mm cjd fyl • i L Vj f HL p? Jgi- r ' iWflP 1 ' ■ v ' ' :S Sj 1 ;;.. ' : ■Br _i iL_j % l; ■ ■ - r v i . , iv __ _ i iiilllWPiiiiiiiiiilill 1 i ' ll w ™ -� J fcJj 1 - a « i | i j 1 ft fi 1 J IV | Iran 1 Ac ' % 1 iCT it’JT V w jrly %!Sfj|fJ| X : w� ?% n y Jpa — ' - ' Mpi PF i He did what? I don ' t believe it: Sheila McGinn irv I think I ' m going to wet my pants!: Jean Compagnone and Karuna Haskell My best side? They ' re both good: Mike Anderson It ' s Howdy Doody time!: Sue Rafferty face Would this 60 SENIOR LIFE if £ 7 Ml . M J L ? I , 1 Superlatives Heartbreakers: Candy Coakley and Craig Sorbello Class flirts: Kim Rotondi and David Johnson Class Angels: Mark Schwalm and Tina Gallo Best looking: Steve Lane and Jen Boudreau Most likely to succeed: Bill Dillon and Patrick j S mall t 4 SENIOR LIFE Best Dressed: Nicole Jones and Alan DeAngelo Class Clowns: Claudia Quagan and Peter Serrentino Most Talkative: Paige Buckley and Peter Serrentino Most Outgoing: Christi Tricca and Paul Crispo Class Devil: Robin Pustizzi SENIOR LIFE 65 Weekends STATION t 6 SENIOR LIFE Christmas Dance SENIOR LIFE I 67 Junior Prom b8 SENIOR LIFE Freshman Class Officers: John Harutunian, Katie Maroney, Christi Tricca, Bill Dillon Class History THE YEAR IS 1983. THE TIME IS 7:45 IN THE A.M. THE PLACE IS READING MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL. COOLIDGE MEETS PARKER. HERE WE STOOD AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LADDER. WERE WE ONCE - FRESHMEN? REMEMBER BACK TO MEMORIES OF : CONFUSED HALL¬ WAYS, LOCKERS NOT OPENING, ASSIGNED STUDIES, GIRLS BEING TALLER THAN GUYS, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD AND, OF COURSE, THE SUCCESSFUL CLASS TREASURY: $1.50. THE YEAR IS 1984. SAME TIME, SAME PLACE BUT WITH ONE DIFFERENCE- WE ' RE SOPHO¬ MORES. TOO OLD TO BE DUMPED ON, YET TOO YOUNG TO DRIVE OR TO BE PROMBOUND. MEMORIES : WHAT ' S A CL¬ IQUE? , CAREERS, SOPHOMORE SEMI- FORMAL, STILL WALKING UP TOWN ON FRI¬ DAY NIGHTS, SWEET 16, YOUR 1ST REAL PARTY, FOOTBALL GAMES, MORE ASSIGNED STUDIES, SOPHOMORE GYM, CLASS RINGS, ONLY TWO LUNCHES, AND THE ENTIRE CLASS BEING ADOPTED BY OUR NEW CLASS ADVISORS: MRS. BUDREWICZ AND MRS. DONOVAN (WHICH SOON MADE ALL THE DIF¬ FERENCE) DeAnn Turner as a freshman. Joe Holahan, sophomore year. Lunch 1985. 70 CLASS HISTORY THE YEAR IS NOW 1985. YAYA! UPPER CLASS- MEN. OUR CLASS IS SLOWLY BECOMING MORE FINANCIALLY AND SOCIALLY SECURE. MEMORIES: CRUISING, FREE PERIODS, THE CLASS OF 86, HAWAIIAN AND CHRISTMAS DANCES, THE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, JAMS, D ' O ' S DRESS CODE, PSAT ' S, JUNIOR PROM, AND THE SUMMER OF OUR LIFE BEFORE US. THE YEAR IS FINALLY 1986. WE ' RE SENIORS! SWEET MEMORIES OF: BEING IMMATURE JUST BECAUSE WE ' RE SENIORS. COLLEGE APPLICA¬ TIONS, SAT ' S, HALLOWEEN AND CHRISTMAS DANCES, SENIORITY, DR. PIOECHTA ' S HANG¬ ING OUT, PUMPKINING(anyway), SOCCER TOURNAMENT, SENIOR PICTURE EXCHANG¬ ING, BEACH PARTIES, NEW YEAR ' S EVE - 1987!, GIRL ' S NIGHT OUT, KNOWING THE CAPTAINS OF TEAMS, SENIOR PROM, SLIDE SHOW, AND THE CLIMACTIC FINISH: GRADUATION 1987. ALWAYS KEEP THESE TIME S SPECIAL. FOR MOST OF US - THEY ' RE WHAT MADE US. LOOK HOW WE HAVE EACH GROWN. IT WAS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE. WHO EVER REALLY THOUGHT IT WOULD END? WE HAVE COME TOGETHER AS ONE: THE CLASS OF 1987. Seniors: Erin Johnson and Sue Rafferty. Ellen Cutter, junior year. Liz Budden, senior year. Senior Friends. Junior year class officers and class advisors. CLASS HISTORY 72 I can see a new horizon underneath the blazing sky. I ' ll be where the eagle ' s flying—higher and higher —St. Elmo ' s Fire Seniors sw ()(( S ' iear i 7 Hillside Road Hearnbo, Davey boy...Fav. Class, chemistry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kenney...Remembered for infamous laugh, driving alone because no one would drive with him, screaming into a senior class as a freshman w TH, always saying, “Hi, Guys.” and his EEE machine...Me- mories, pumpkining, being chased by the MDC...TH, PG, BH, EM, TD, DH, MS, EE, MOK, PM. Activities, Senior slide show...plans a navy career “I can’t believe you say these things Just can’t be true Why our world can use this beauty Just to think what we might do Listen to my music and hear what it can do”-Rush ( i rtsSt tie 231 Forest Street Fav. Class, Art.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Dunbar...Will be remembered for bright purple shirts, 70 MPH, Mike, I wondered if you wanted your cherry back. “Fric¬ tion ”...Memories...The friends I made and the places where Kirk’s hands have been, Mike, Kirk, Elania, Kristen, Shawn, Joey, Leslie, and Wendy..Activities, Volleyball... “When I look back and remember this senior year I will remember the good times not the sad the fun times not the bad. But the thing I will remember the most will be the two people who are the best friends I will ever have. They made me laugh when 1 wanted to cry. They made the bad times good and the good the best. ” , ( (( ytf C 7 . S (COH c 28 Oak Street Con, Con-man, Kears, Alikin...Fav. Class, Ancient His- tory...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Schettini...Remembered for my amazing “Air-Jordan”, like moves, and my seriousness at all times...Memories...Night football, Celtics Parade, movies, pumpkining in Lynnfield Wakefield, “Hanging out” in the halls...BH, EE, DH, JM, SO, JC, JM...20 yrs. from now will be a school teacher seeking revenge on students for all the tormenting years I’ve spent in school. “It is said blood is thicker than water, but it must always be remembered—blood clots!” . r Z u e MO l 320 Lowell Street Shorty, Frenchfry, Little one, Mouthpiece...Fav. Class, Human Behavior.Remembered for-partners in crime w JD, Christmas Eve’s at Judy’s w SF BC, “Strawberry Soda,” Cruisin’ to Melrose, always lost, Where are we?!”, “What red light?!”, living on the edge weekend w RC, RC, BC, KA, BK, 9 16 86, Best Times w BC, Nick, Mox, Mox, Cludge, Em, Muncr JK. HC, CD. LB, AS, AH, GD, KB. TB, SF, MS, KA, TM, JV.Activities, Varsity Soccer, Winter Spring track, homeroom rep, senior class committee, SADD “When an idiot speaks and you listen, you have two idiots”-Dad « ZticAae 0. SZnderswi 20 Prospect Street Mike, Otis, Lit’l Mikey...Fav. Class, Computer Math with Geovani...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Patter- son . Remembered for chipper Monday mornings and making freshman nervous...Memories...Scouting hall¬ ways with Deek and Geovani, Track practice with Mr. Croft, Victor, and Stone...Friends-Deek, Geovani, Fetta, Chris, Kirk, Joey, and Lesley..Activities, Track, Track and more track “You try to make sense out of your life. Everybody tries to do that, I think, and part of making sense of things is trying to find reasons.or constants...things that don’t fluctuate.” 28 Wilson Street Trace, Stick.Fav. Class, Accounting L.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Barett...Remembered for being the best of friends w Sharon, always being absent, bobsy twins, ketchup, i working at Bradlees w JB SR, Never calling people back,...Memories...Summer of ’84 ' 85, JR SR, I Prom w SD, going steady w Ronnie, To Mike: You’ll I always be somebody special. I miss you. Dancing, talks w Rich, “I miss the old times I loved the old I times”..SP, BP, JC, RO, MM, SM, SD, SR, RG, AM, 1 JC, AC, JB Part of SADD Some people come into our lives quickly go. Some stay for a while and leave footprints in our hearts” 74 SENIORS anise S ' . S$eacA 93 Charlame Place Roxbury Niecy-B, Lollie Pop Kid, Niecy, Lennie, nee-bee... Fav. Class, Marriage and the family...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Hart, ...Remembered for singing “The Lollie-pop kis. ”.048 Memories...Good times w my friends Stacey, Sonya, and Nancy, when Stacey used to have me running around the highschool, dodging this guy she was in love with...Friends--Stacey Hamilton, Sonya While, Nancy Masciave, Lynn Michelle Keat¬ ing, and Kristen BartoschJn 20 yrs. I will have a house, work as a psychiatrist for a football team, be married with 3 children. S ixa eoee 41 Parkview Road Liza, Odie, Mumma Jugs...Fav. Class, Portfolio Prep...Fav. Teacher, Ms. Katz...Remembered for World Peace, Laughing loudly in World Lit, stupid hair cuts, shoulder pads fake nails, clumsiness- ...Memories...Marshalls, Thompson Twins concert, HJT, Tuna parties, Christy’s, Kris’s party, “bye ladies”, Metropathways, English w Kris, Mr. D Hum B., “Sgonnerhea”, Christmas caroling...KD, JQ, SL, AR, SR, “Spam” T, DC, “Emma” S, BB, JM, JD, TC, EC, ET, MS, RG, DW, CM, IK, KI, ND, YH, SS...Activities, Drama club, Metropathways.Jn 20 yrs. will either be a famous artist or a starving one. “All we are saying is give peace a chance. ” j r sfen S ' SJ )artos i 51 Cross Street Kris,Boog,Julia...Fav. Class, Music Theory, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Bunten, Mr. Vales- ka.Remembered for being like a mom, “Chill babe”. “But it gets you places” “You don’t seem to under¬ stand , bananas...Memories...Good times w CM, JB AS, Fuzzbabies, men’s room at Filenes, Trans Am 11 16 86, Julia Jackson together again, cliff jumping w NM. KR. man hunt at MB w NM, KR, EM, SO, AC, MH, Frank Perdue, Chine food, Halloween ’86,..Activities...basketball, band, jazz band, drum major...Collegebound. “And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laugh¬ ter, and sharing of pleasures. ’’-Kahlil Gibran , fa San S ' . SS h i in 16 Pennsylvania Avenue Shoe,Soooeee, Suebee, SueB40...Fav. class, Idea of Man...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska...Remembered for donuts, Mom’s boat...Memories...DH and Wentworth Sr. yr., midnight swim w Reading police, parties at Maria’s, Sr. Prom ’85 w JA, physics w Peter D., Life at Donut Maker, Best friend Jen, my sister Margie, En¬ gland 4 86, Boston nights and Good Harbor adven¬ tures w K,B and M...Friends, Jen, Karen 1+2, Kristine I, Maria S, Brian M, Matt A, Roger H, Katie M...20 yrs. from now will be having babies in Europe and driving a black Jaguar. “It’s bad to lie to people, but worse to lie to yourself. Keep an open mind and find beauty in the rain. ” - Me. Qana S ' . SP a on 856 Main Street Boo...Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Swanson, Mr. MyslickL.Remembered for being capt. of boys gymnastics and boys cross country, always being with and going place w Deirdre Kiely, (Vermont falling from the tree)... Memories...trips to the cottage with DW, TR, Davey, windsurfing, skimobiling, and learning to ski, Gymnastics w the guys, best of times w DEE...Friends-Dan, Tom, Kerrs, Greg, Carl, Kevin, Jim, DEE, Matt, Jeff, babe, babu...Activities-Cross country, gymnastics and SADD. “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. ’’—unknown “Thanx Mom and Dad!” £i a, S ' . S ecUrato 82 Grand Street Lis, Muna-.Fav. Class, Human Behavior, Anat- omy...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska...Remembered for al¬ ways saying ’’Shutup you guys!”, always getting a bad sunbum...Memories...Best of times w TB, BC, KA, HC, SB, KM, CQ, LB, GB, MM, weekends spent w KM 2 14 86, 8 22 86, ’’Nortoni”, raining in the caf, quarry jumping, pool hopping, running laps in soccer for swearing, making fun of SR.Activities-Soccer, soft- ball, Fr. basketball, HR rep...Collegebound...Thanks Mom and Dad! “I always thought that looking back on my crying would make me laugh, but 1 never knew that looking back on my laughter would make me cry.” ntcvt • ’ . iyS etutA si Harvard Street re Turk, Beaups, Beaup...Fav. Class, Human Behavior, Anatomy...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska, Ms. Monte...Remembered for always smiling, JR. skipday, the hitchiker, the Delta, the “P” squad, 4 4 86, JR prom with SA, talks w BM, best of times w SA, TG, LB, CQ, HC, KM, SB, JK, EO, LK, JD and many more...Memories...Raining in the cafe, “Dress Code, ankles, safety pup, “Norton”, “Don’t you just hate it when...”...Activities-Asst. Editor of Impressionsss, Make-up crew, powder puff, football trainer...Hopes to become a physical therapist. “Keep smiling. It makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. ” . U, J. 0%e 24 Stisan Drive Mick...Fav. Class, Retail Merchandising...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesque...Remembered for being late, wearing a hat...Memories...Me Joey Harriet going to Revere Beach and 3rd periods junior year, Stef s wild parties, my beautiful girlfriend, Denise McLane...20 yrs. from now I will be watching myself on “The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” and be married to Denise. “Thanks RMHS, I’m gone!” ib m. 25 Union Street Fav. Class, Retail Merchandising, Retailing...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesque.Remembered for always being w Karuna and never having a detention .Me- mories..Jr. Prom w RE-Love you, Archery class w KH, working w SP at LW, Summer of’85, Good times w RC, SP, “Bobby” 11 7 85, To DM “Use a pencil!” Friends--RE, KH, SP, CG, DF, DM NH...20 yrs. from now I’ll be driving a Lamborghini. , Zi m te r y SZ. SSen 7 Sweetser Avenue Speedy. Lil’ One...Fav. Class, Junior Office Practice, Retail Merchandising...Fav. Teacher, Ms. Verzola, Mr. Levesque .Remembered for seeing “Double Alicia”, obsession w RW, going straight, going to meetings, getting called “safe” outback...Memories...the longevity of homeroom w PB MB, Aerosmith w LS, hanging out at Washington Park, partying in the woods, bad bashes at Blackers Carlsons, Junior Prom w KJ, KD, DB, EO, TP, living at JD’s, 7th period w Ms. Verzo¬ la Thanks Mom and Dad JD, LS, KD, AT, EO, TD, SM. KS, CV, Welf, SZ, PB, SS, JM. GC, PS, JD, LH, JH, DF, NH, RT. Hopes to work with troubled kids and marry RM. . JZai ra .JZ. 90 Whitier Road Lau, Crash, LB...Fav. Class, Human Behavior.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro .Remembered for partners in Crime w KA, socks, soccer in boxers, Mom’s cookies, “This is what you’re dealin’with!’’...Memories... 1st period math w Mr. Vaccaro’s jokes, LB snapping me in blue, doing Mr. Carrol’s numbers in the morning, “The accident” w BG, MW, EC...NJ, EJ, JZ, MW, MG, KA, LB, CQ, DT, MK, MK, AC, CM, KD, MBD... played soccer, volleyball. Thanks to Mom and Dad for the guidance, support, and encouragement they’ve given me through all my school years. It’s real¬ ly helped, and I thank you for it. 76 SENIORS _ PcutZ . 0L lac c ' ■er 12 Erwin Street Fav. Class...Chemistry, Retail Merch...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Levesque .Remembered for the green machine, “Monday night keg party”, breaking his leg at the golf course party...Memories...Climbing Mt. Chiccarroa, wild times in Rl, Wash. Park days, Rush, trip to Calif and “that time” Vermont.JF, DF, RF, DI, SS, LA, SM, KB “Zeeka’’...Activities, Voke swim team.Jn 20 yrs. will be on a beach in Hawaii, getting unemployment, drinking Alabama Slammers. “You’re old enough some people say, to read the signs and walk away. It ' s only time that heals the pain, and makes the sun come out again. ’’-Supertramp ys?S. y$o ffce f ( 58 Chapel Hill Drive Gina, Lovena, Gee .Fav. Class, Computers, Account- ing.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Blaney, Mrs. Wood-Remembe¬ red for always being w Suzie Kerri, being loud, al¬ ways laughing, Mr. Quinn, pointing out the SHIP- Memories...Frosh Math w Nelli, Jr. Prom w SG, KJ, GC, DP, SF, Bash at SF’s 4 18 86, Austin Jr. Prom w SG, DP, SF, SG, KJ, MK, in my room (Lady G), best friends w SG KJ. pumpkining, 9 26 86 w Matt, What’s the B stand for?’’..Activities-Yearbook staff, powder puff, band (fresh soph years). Thanks Mom and Dad, without you 1 would have never made it!! 1 love you both!! S mu 0 ’. yP) a ce 48 Lothrop Road Aim, Mamie...Fav. Class, Chemistry w Mr. Blodget- t...Fav. teacher Mr. Kenny, Mr. Bond, Mrs. Brogna... Remembered for unique gym clothes, falling upstairs, sneezing, “What?!?”...Memories...TT w T, Jude and Mo.,“ Do you have a black one of these? I do! ”, Choco¬ late babies! Kim in Lit., Beddy and Dire Straights, Mr. Kenny never correcting papers...Friends names-T, Judy, Boog, Shoo, Liza, KD, DB, ED, SR, AR, KB, ET, LK, AC, MD, JC, EJ...Activities, SADD, slideshow, Hr. Rep. ...20 years from now-architect. “To know that we know we know what we know, and that we don’t know what we don’t know that is true knowledge. ’’-Confucious n ( S ' . SSaraa 8 Marla Lane “Borgs”...Fav. Class, Trig...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Zenewicz Mr. Vaccaro-.Remembered for idolizing Larry Bird, wearing Polo, gambling, and being bafflecLMe- mories-.Summers in Cape Cod, 6 26 86, dining at K’s, after school hoop games, lost sox tickets, 7 25 86 in CC, classes w “Z”, growing up w MW, MK’s, BM, BG, and DN b-ball camps, double overtime win over And¬ over, DN sleeping over, talking hoop w JK, living on the edge w BG and MW.Activities, Peer tutoring, Spanish Club, basketball. “Because life is not a spectator sport.’’-Anonymous ' SS KSt A UrnS ' to a SENIORS 77 („■ , J. ' ({(forfa tiaef Jl. z ovcwk} 14 Riverside Drive 1 Mike, Rigole, Grande GolL.Fav. Class, Spanish...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Wood...Memories...Having 3rd, 6th, and 7th off every other day senior year, Chuckmobile ex¬ periences, Chuckafest ’85, missing pumpkining, “Di”, half-days, working too long at “Tani’s”, SR’s...Friends, DV, DD, CHUCKA, BWAGA, RP, MM, other gang...Activities--Spanish Honor Society, peer tutor..20 yrs from now will be a famous and rich DJ on a Boston radio station living in a mansion and driving an expensive sports car. “Better the pride that resides in a citizen of the world than the pride that divides when a colourful rag’s un¬ furled. N. Peart. Hnifer . ' 8 Crosby Road Yen, Yennifer, 513...Fav. Class, Anatomy...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Garland-Remembered for my bad jokes and weird humor, my nickname, mad ball guys, “Write down what you want or I’ll forget. ”, my wave, laughing circles w SR and CD, one dead chameleon...Me- mories-Chris M. in the boys locker room, AH AOO YEN (that’s me), limbo “yeah, yeah-point”, the Cape, Rorida...Fun times w SR, CD, EC, EJ, EM, LK, JD, BM, AC, M MK, BM, KB, AS, KR, CQ, KB, DB, JRActivities basketball, French Honor Society. “To lie awake and think about life’s problems is terrible but to lie awake and think about pizza is intolerable!” Snoopy by Charles Shultz. 0c)tic c e amei 13 Shady Hill Lane HJ, Jimbo...Fav. Class, US History, Contemporary World Affairs, Typing...Fav. Teacher , Mr. Swanson...Remembered for taking care of BT, causing trouble at hockey games, listening to “Puck” complain, and keeping Paul from falling down- ...Memories...Good times, great friends, and lots of luckActivities-Hockey team. ft. ft) ( « reat 47 Indian Tree Lane Boudie-Fav. teacher, Mr. Scarpitto-Remembered for, little get togethers at my house, going out with ED...Memories...Lagoon 1 2, CL’s house 8 1 85, S.O.T.R., Triangles w SF, CL, BS, w 1, LSS w SF, KM, Concerts with Buck, death ride with SF, many good times w Eric, Maine, Talks w DJ, out in Mansfield 4 seasons, BJS, Campus in Maine, being buddies with me...Good times with SF, ES, RP, CL, LM, BH, CC, KM, KRActivities, Cheerleading. foAn i ft. s ' fifuc c ey 178 Forest Street Buck...Remembered for going out w Joanne D., Summer Bash, Triumph, Driving my moped in winter, car stereo...Memories...Going to concerts, BT’s Chain- trick, Jr. ski trip, Budlight, Ms. Vintejoux’s Spanish class, ES’s parties, getting in trouble, Mom and Dad-Friends, JD, PH, SM, BT, SL, JB, RC, MG, MT...20 years form now will be driving a Ferrari and owning my own construction company. “Life is just a carousel spinning fast. You’ve got to ride it well. The world is full of kings and queens that blind your eyes and steal your dreams”-Holy Diver. ! f MM a y. . 0 l mu L 313 South Street Boo...Fav. Class, Mr. Valeska’s Human Behavior class...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely...Remembered for hav¬ ing a special lockerk named “Brad’s nest”...Memories...The fun experiments in Human Behavior, and I’ll never forget the day I met TG, fun times w Scott O, Ted M, Dave C, Dan D, Bill H, Elliott M, Scott HActivities-Freshman football, JV basket¬ ball-20 yrs. from now I hope to pursue communica¬ tions in college and eventually become a broadcaster. 78 SENIORS « evfif P)f r c er 13 Shady Hill Lane toe . m ac c e 1 34 Spruce Road Peach,...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher Mr. Valeska...Remembered for my volume, babbling on, OD’ing on no-doz w KM...Memories...LD’s New Year’s Eve bash, SD parties, CT at conservation land, Thanksgiving game ’85-decorating w PG, Cape w SM ’85, ski trip ’85- ’’getting small”, all-nighter w HG 10 19 85, flammersat CT’s HG’s, last day June’86, LD’s campgrounds, cake fight, Bet w SM over summer, TJ runs, Fun w SM, CT, MK, LD, HG, SD, MW, SK,BH,..Activities-Co-Captain -baton squad, ’’All good things may come to an end, but the memories will last forever. ” Love ya Stace-Thanks Mom Dad. St f r . ]( ' ( 212Pearl Street Liz, Beth...Fav. Class Hr. ...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Wood- ...Remembered for field hocker...Memories...The field hockey party at which every player of every other sport showed up for, and the trouble it caused later...Friends- -Jody Fantasia, Cindy DiSanto, Kim Smith, Kim But¬ ler, Kristen Bennett, Karuna Haskell, Heather Holbrook, Gerri Underwood, Suzy Hale, Melissa Callahan..Activities-SADD, Field hockey. ’This is the time to remember cause it will not last for¬ ever. These are the days to hold onto cause we won’t although we’ll want to.’’-Billy Joel C entse . SSr Z er 18 Kingston Street Baunita, Buggy, Lug, Benise, Whoopie...Fav. Class, Graphic Arts...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Budreuvit- z...Remembered for ’’Shooa Daalin’ ” Duckie Pin wear¬ ing Paris, love for jeeps, ”V66! Big in Back Bay”, elect- ric blonde hair, ’’Are you any of these? ”...Memories.. .Super Duper times w PeeWee, Europe, England, Boston concerts, ALANIC (1985), Heike and Ingo, MAILBOX!, Baby Ruths, Erin’s apologies, July 4th 1986, Londonderry NH, BU dorms, Tuna parties...Friends-KD, AR, ET, ED, SR, SL, HK, KI, SG, JQ, ES and LIZALActivities-Band, Metropathways. In 20 yrs will be a disc jockey somewhere in New England or London. a na n ta ll . 66 Prospect Street Sam % Fav. Class, Prob Stats...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro . Remembered for exhausting my vocabulary, jetting embarrassed and loving ice- ream...Memories...P-squad 10 31 86, Cape w Katie, parties 8 2 86,8 31 86, boys soccer games, 1st lunch runch, scooping w the ’’Put” crew, Hawaiin dance 1 21 86, yearbook meetings, being called Ham, spe- :ial times w Derrick H. 12 7 85-forever love. Best of imes w Katie M-Stand by me, Kate. Thank you Mom � nd Dad .KM, DH, BM. HC. JL, JK, CQ, LD, EO. MK. 4K. LB, TB..Activities, Yearbook.,.20 yrs. from now vill be departing from my company in my Mercedes, leading for my Cape house for. the weekend. i ((m ter u {. y ) j y 4 Fielding Road Kimber, Kimmy, Kim, Kimby...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska...Remembered for always laughing about everything, non-stop talk¬ ing, joking around and acting hyper-active w Friends in classes...Memories... You’re from N. Reading? Do you know...?” Lechmere parties w LK MK, The Gap Girls w Erica Linny, Northeastern men w KA, ’’What is the purpose of this?”, Friday night adven- tures...Pet peeve: When people ask why I write so big...Activities--Track, Soccer, Senior Class Committee, AMAS...”Good luck LB TM-Love ya both.”, ’’Love ya TA MN-You’re beautiful” ’’Love you too SAL”. SENIORS 79 w rtsfo t er ( fo me-r wain 319 West Street 80 SENIORS ( r aro tf ft SPftimft 22 Robin Road Caz, CaL.Fav. Class, Trigonometry, 20’s 20’s...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kaczowka Mr. Howland-Remembe¬ red for always getting A’s and being a snob- ...Memories-CL’s 8 1 85, PB’s parties, JB’s bashes, summer of 85w TG, Maine, CL, KM, New Year’s Eve in Burlington the candid phonecall, summer ’86, 3 1 85. Thank-you Rich-you were my inspiration to excel, and to Mel for always listening...RP, KR, BC, CC, CL, KM, JB, SF...Activities—Gymnastics, SADD, French Honor Society...20 yrs. from now will be married to someone rich and do as little as possible. “Everybody wants me to be what they want me to be. I’m not happy when I try to fake it.’’-Lionel Richie loft t LOar t 19 Granger Avenue Johnny Kong, Red...Fav. Class, Wood Shop...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Wood...Remembered for making bird sounds in the middle of class...Memories...The fun times I had playing football and being at the car wash junior year...Friends-Joe, Gary, Steve, Scott, Mike, Teddy, Chris, John..Activities-Football, and had fun doing it..20 yrs. from now 1 will be a carpenter and will have built my octagon house. -Senior year was the best year ever. I will miss everyone. lfc fo S . ( a tt 73 Grand Street Cakes...Fav. Class, Homeroom...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Wood...Remembered for loud stereo, bummin out, “Just kidding”...Good times w DP, TT, HF, AM, RM, The Reading Police, “sessions”, The Mighty Ventura, my Cutlass, Hampton, “Dawn”, Too much partying too little partying, pumpkinin, getting busted w Bigg, “Bud”, “Floyd’’ .Friends-”K”, Eric, Jeff, Joe, Jim, Glen, Lano, Jackie, Gail, Sloan, Robyn. “You were wonderful tonight.’’-Eric Clapton (e fSSa . {[ it t lissy... i-Fav 7 Indiana Avenue Class, Human Behavior w Mr. Vales l ka...Fav. Teachers, Mr Appleby and Mrs. Healy C ...Remembered for always saying “I’m nop nervous!”..Memories...Good times with friends HK U GU, SH, KF, JF, and the rest. Junior prom w SH anc ( JF, Pumpkining, going to concerts w friends, havint Pi serios talks w GU and SH -Activities-French Club i French Honor Society, AFS, peer tutoring. “What’s so funny ' bout peace, love and understand ing?”-Elvis Costello “Life moves pretty fast sometimes. If you don’t sto[ and look around you could miss it. ”-F. Bueller S ' ldrui (oan ' U 14 Fielding Road Dree...Fav. Class, BancLFav. Teacher, Mr. Bunten...Remembered for spazzing out, high pitched screams, being a sax player...Memories...Terror rides in the “Orange bomber” w KB DS, jazz band gigs, being stranded in Saugus, MacDonald’s runs, Good times w PR and BD, Human Behavior w Mr. Valeska, brown bag in MM’s car...Friends-DS, AH, AC, KB, AS, EC.Activities-band jazz band...In 20 yrs. will have degree in health science, work in children’s hospital, play sax. “At last the sun is shining, the clouds have blown all by, No flames from the dragon of darkness, The sunlight blinds his eyes. ’’-Led Zeppelin 47 Warren Avenue Joe, Cocka,...Fav. Class, Engineering Graphics...Fav. Teacher, Ms. Wood, Coach Myslicki, The Scarpit- tos...Remembered for going w LM, Octoberfest ’84, Boodies gatherings, driving Dad’s car...Memories...Spe- cial times w Liz, ES’s parties, The Halloween Dance that wasn’t, around Rivers, Targ, Gooch, Ms. Moore’s Bio Class, RC and Boodie, camping w PV, MR, LM, SF, JB, ES, RP, LV, the lagoon, SV’s BU party, skiing w Sully, Lennie and PV, CC’s beach, moped to GH.PV’s wiffles..Activities-Gymnastics, AA, Track. “Remember wherever you go, there you are.” a ( ( ( . C ase 326 Summer Avenue Dave, Bing, Justin...Fav. Class, 20’s and 30’s...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Zenewicz, Mr. Kaczowka...Remembered for screaming blue bomber, “No, but 1 saw Death¬ trap.”, Becky Bell’s goal, keeper!, “My Mom’s gonna know I had a party!”, “00”, Dave’s Theor- em...Memories..., TSNSOTD, Love connection, Krazy K, Baps, V Fargin icehole, soccer Dr...Amy, BM, JD, NM, BOC, SO, BD, MF, LM, LW, BD, BM, DH PG, TD, AV, MH, KB, DS, CW, J RC, DJ, KM, JH, MK, AS, KS..Activities-Soccer, Tennis, Drama Club. “Though it’s hard to let you go, in the father’s hands we know that a lifetime’s not too long to live as friends. ’’—Michael W. Smith y - . (oavfcc ii 4 (Orchard Park Drive Tim, Cadick, Speed...Fav. Class, Western Civ, 20’s and 30’s...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Appleby, Mr. Howlan¬ d-Remembered for dunk hoop, hitting Mr. Lane’s being the only one to get caught...Memories...cookouts w Mac, ’86 basketball tournament, the stylish band attire...Friends-Mike McGillicuddy, Steve Lane, Alan DeAngelo.Activities-Jazz Band, Marching band, Concert band, Student government-Collegebound “Be cool.”—Mr. Vaccaro tyazuidj. ( ' asZ ' azio 9ffnoward Street Lano, Stymie...Fav. Class, Chemistry w Mrs. Cooked...Kemembered for jumping into Gries’ van...Memories...FVOATA, the concerts, In the light, Wild kingdon, Waterville, hacky sack, parties...Friends- -CC, MS, BS, and all the crue.Activities-Wrestling, Priming team. s ezia . {. ( 111 Locust Street Woburn MA 01801 Lena...Fav. Classes, Anatomy, Graphic Arts, Gym...Fav. Teachers, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Garlan¬ d-Remembered for being loud, always having something to say...suitcase pocketbooks, gaudy pins...Memories...lO 12 86 Londonderry NH police, “The night I risked my life for a pumpkin”, BP’s mood swings, the gang’s attitude toward the class of ’87, “Marie!”, daily commute to Reading...CA, LA, PT, BP, CD, SR, AR, ET, JC, SM, ED, JD, JL, KB, JA, DC, Adria C, Alicia C, RM-Activities—softball, volleyball. “Remember the times gone by, the promises made. What are the reasons why nothing stays the same?” Jjf. ( a±U f SENIORS 81 S n lyea , (c ' erc iion-e 17 Selfridge Road Wedge, Sausage, Gerch...Fav. Class, Chemistry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro,Ms Lanuoette...Remembered for her many faces, being picky, drinking gatorade, the pimp mobile...Memories...Gudder’s 8 15 86-8 17 86, PRR 8 31 86, The Wall, Front lawn, Wingaersheek by night, Good Harbor by day, Pumpkining w Gudder Cludge, stopping on 128 after Wing., Tim C. finally won on 10 8 86, AMAS...BM, LK, SR, JD, JB, EO, CQ, CD, EJ, EC, TG, MK, MK, NK, JM, KB, WR, MF, SB..Activities Latin Honor Society...20 yrs. from now will still be cracking dirty jokes...Collegebound. “I have no yesterdays, time took them away, tomorrow may not be-but I have today.” 6V ' : orfS xy ia ( uma 62 Hopkins Street Ting-Ling, A-Ling, Ting-Ning...Fav. Classes, Biology, Ancient History, Human Behavior...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Kaczowka, Mr. Benshimol, Mrs. Normand-O’Brien, Mr. Croft..Remembered for being a pianist and violi¬ nist, living in 4 continents, knowing how to speak 4 languages...Nice teachers who help students willin- gly...KD, CQ, MV..Activities-Violinist, pianist, French Honor Society, peer tutor, French Club, AFS...20 yrs. from now will be teaching biology or zoology, or research in biology...Collegebound. “Time flies by like a bird taht never comes back. ” yQjc S‘ . (Aarest 32 Berkely Street Fav. Class, Art...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Wood-Remembe¬ red for “Phoof”, my ever present camera, my childish side, those bloody accents, buttons and pins, “Bod!”...Memories...waking up early, a soggy caf., Chris, Mike and the Friendly’s cherry incident, pictures from a Saturday night at Mikes house...Friends-Mike A., Christine A., Little Joey, Leslie H...Activities Yearbook, slide show, volleyball. “Though we may grow older, there is a child within us that stays an ever present entity. Let the child stay hid¬ den, and life becomes monotonous...Keep the child within reach and those around you will remain con¬ stantly guessing. ” ' (ea Ae S’ . ( Aeneu 20 Perkins Avenue Fetta .Fav. Class, 20’s and 30’s...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Howland-Remembered for the towel, being betta on top, ’’What are you talking about?”, dropsies, falling asleep in law...Memories...Summer ’86 w EM, JO, Cludge, good times w SB, TB, KT, JL, DH, MA, JP, P-Squad, 16th birthday, Ham’s party 8 2 86, DB’s party, street signs, late night raps w SB and CQ, Pro¬ duce runs . Activities- -Gymnastics, Spring track, SADD Mom, Dad, Hope, EO, JK, CQ, JL—I love you. “The most difficult secret for a man to keep is his own opinion of himself.’’--Marcel Pagnol H t A an ' . ( A en ara 44 Vine Street Wilbur, Clatt...Fav. Class, Survey of Chemistry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely, Mrs. Cook...Remembered for being deaf, always saying “What?”, always asking quwstions...Memories...Hampton ’86, Old Orchard ’86, Green death night, the Gultch, Aippin, Priming, camp¬ ing out in Rob’s backyard, Papoose Pond, concerts, all the times never remembered but never forgotten- ...Friends-MS, TG, TD, GS, DC, DM, RC, AA, CC, ED, BH, DS. Activities-Priming team, hacky sack team. “So, you can get on with your search, baby, and 1 can get on with mine; and maybe someday we will find that it wasn’t really wasted time.’’-The Eagles (a u ace « . woa c eu 603 Pearl Street Candy, Coke...Loved 20’s and 30’s w Mr. Howlan- d... Fav. Teachers, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Swanson-Remembered for cruisin’ in the bug, spacing out...will never forget JB’s best bash, The Lagoon, “Hapy Campers”, Long Beach Summers CBP and the gang, Triangles w the 1st 2nd, Reborn in Franklin Rl, BH, my sense of direction, OUT in Mansfield, the affair? Seasons lunches, stranded w Steven!, Best times w BH, LM, ES, RP, SF, JB, CT, LV, DJ, CS .Activities--Social Director, cheerleading, SADD “Happiness is not a destination, it’s a way of life.” Pete, Kath, Kim Erin 1 love you!! 82 SENIORS cAurd U A 18 Srrufh Avenue Dick...Fav. Class, Homeroom...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Hart...Remembered for my Mustang, human ice rink..Memories..Biology class w Brian, Joe, Boodie, and Miss Moore, formation in homeroom w JC, DC, RC, party behind Biggio’s with the guys, Joe’s October party, Triumph ’86..Friends-Brian, Joe, Scott, David, Mark, and the guys..Activities-Hockey..20 yrs. from now will be laying back, drinking a Bud. “Love hurts; sex doesn’t.” (oo wi wo m atynxwie 15 Criterion Fu ad Fav. Class-Algebra II...Fav. Teacher, Miss Pappala- do...Remembered for always being with Christine Monto, geing the “trouble maker” in Mr. Harney’s art class, always spending money I never had, always matching my socks to my clothes...Memories...Room 169, Londonderry NH, Christmas parties, Jr Prom w MB, Good times with friends-CM, LC, SD, SR, BP, AC, WM, SP, TA, SM...20 yrs. from now will be married and be successful in art or working in a day care center.” 1 urA , ( . (c (yy-oruj 5 Summer Avenue Marco, Marcus, Cronus, (GNG)..Fav. Class, Human Behavior, teaching 5th grade..Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Nugent..Memories..Fred, “R”, worship¬ ping .38 Special, 6 11 86 with KW, SS, Miami, BHC 17, Rm 13, Nutzi, that’s cool, “How ya doing?”, Domino and NR runs, late night conversations about DEPTH VALLEY w MS, JCB, CQ, GO, KS, KH, MB, and gratefully CA. Thanks to my family.Friends-DM, KA, JS .Activities-Tennis w Ed and Jeff, AV, Spanish Club, Pioneer..20 yrs. from now will be teaching or on stage. “I think I am, therefore, I am.”-M. Blues varo ujt « fl. woden cno- ( 63 Maple Ridge Road Cal, Caz, Marilyn...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Kaczowka, Mr. Dunbar . Remembered for being tall, chowing, In the largest way! Smiling, whining...Memories...freshmen, the beach, cheering camp, hockey games, JB’s parties, 3-pt turns, Boo Bessy, oink, early-morining rides with FR, floor chats, Harvey!, Elton and Stevie, pumpkin- s...Best of times with Paula, Sheila, Kim, Michael, Curls, LT, KC, AZ, JB, Martha and Scotty, Felicia, Llama, | CG, Mels, MG, PG, SF-thanks for the roses! All the slender ones...Thanks Mommie Dearest and Daddy, I love you! “Just a small town girl in the city lights, the best is yet to come. ” -Bryan Adams fi fxaAf ' « . ( ■ (yw ne- 9 Kelch Road Beth..Fav. Class, Human Behavior w Mr. Vales- ka.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Croft .Remembered for being vicious, loving the Checkers and the pumpkin patch kid, Boo Bessy Bad Cow..Memories...9 28 84 w! AH quartet, worshipping PG, living on the edge wt RC, BT’s wt CB in LR, Muffy AKA LB, talks w! Carl, good times w KA, MA, TB, DD, Cape Cod ’86 w Brian, Strawberry Soda?..Activities-Gymnastics, cheering, field hockey, band, SADD. “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. ” “Thanks for the support Mom and Dad. I love you!” SENIORS 83 . aura race C rts to 174 Bancroft Avenue Creespo...Fav. Class, Math English...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Bunten, Mrs. Cook...Remembered for parking a car, no tolerance, living at night, and sleeping all day. “What happened to your face?”...Memories...Good times w JR, CG, RP, LD, SM, JP, JB, AH, EB-EUen, I love you. Roof parties, Ralph’s cottage in NH, Beef-n- ski, Pizza Bam, “What brown bag?” “How long can five exits be?” The cow at the Hilltop w RP, LD CG, ...Activities—Baton Squad ’85-’87, Powder Puff...20 yrs. from now will be a million $ playboy bunny. “You are the only one that can make your future. No one else can make it for you. They’re too busy making their own.” S Zecta . a re f i 81 Ash Street Tes...Fav. Class, Computer Math, Physics, Chemistry, Band...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Debeck, Mr. Blum, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Bunten...Remembered for my accent, the senior class of ' 86 w JC. dating BH. McDonald’s wins with AC, Jazz band gigs, spying w AC...Friends-Jean, Joan, Adrian, Beth, Chris, Stacy, Sandy, Sharon, Tracy ..Activities, Band, Drama ati k fl. (rc to 1 Berkeley Street Wally, Crispi, Pres., Mr. Anatomy...Fav. class, Intro, to Phys. Sciences w Mrs. Scarpitto...Remembered for al¬ ways being late, lifting, no Eng. 1st semester Sr. yr., Class president, always out w Kim, and being an “outgoing” guy...Memories...late nights w KR at Gregorys, Jr. Prom ’86 w KR, great meals by MR, good times w friends, Kim-ILYFK, IWABHFY, Danvers w CS, CC, NP, ES, parties, pumpkining?, late night study sessions with CS...Friends, CS, CC, NZ, JM, RP, DJ, SG, BMO...Activities-F-ball, wrestling, SADD, captains club, and student government. “Tomorrow never comes, so live it up today with no regrets!” C rtSeiiAer S (ar ey 23 Hodson Lane Curls, C...Fav. Classes, lunch and Ancient History...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Swanson and Mr. Feit...Remembered for getting in trouble w Tony, the luck of the Irish...Memo- ries...The weekenders, wrestling, Triumph 11 1 86, camping, Hampton Beach, FUOTA, Seger 9 13 86, Blueberry Hill, Debbie’s B G, Porky’s 70$, Water- ville Valley, BS’s w the crew, Zippin’...Friends...Tony, Dave, Ed, Hurls, Wilbur, Greis, and the rest of the girls..Activities-Wrestling, golf. Jn 20 yrs, I’ll stll be doing backflips w Tony. “Playing for keeps, trying to never lose, live it fast, but life the life you choose. ’’-Triumph “What, I’m partying”-TA ( rrtst raw tScdiner 388 Franklin Street Crowls...Fav. Class, Ancient History with Mr. Lovely...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro...Remembered for always being late for homeroom, and biting Joe C...fMemories...Good times with MO, CS, PC, NZ, JM, KD, parties at PB, ES, CC, JB, and the golf course, the lagoon, CLP, Old Orchard, ski trips 1 and 2, the Char ger, Gloucester, Bob Seger, ZZ Top, New Years Eve ' 85, pumpkining, parties with the RPD, NH, Late night Kelly’s and TJ’s..Activities, SADD, Wrestling. “We’re on a mission from God.’’-Blues Brothers jfiames Zo timer 13 Heather Drive Jim, JarrL.Fav. Class, Biology...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kenney...Remembered for supplying the film of Mr D goin’ down...Battling in Somerville, starting bench clearing brawls in Billerica...Memories...6 28 8o at Bab- son College w BC . Pumpkining w LT in Billerica- ...Winning Middlesex League in hockey...Skating w LT, MD, KM, SR at park...nve lines!ILTutoring royalty (MW)...Activities-Hockey, peer tutoriong, National and French Honor Societies...LT, SR, KD, MW, BC, MH, MD, KM, KA, DJ, RC-Stay Cool. “Oh mercy what a long four years. ”-JC ’Thanks Dad, Mom, and Rich-A great family. ” 84 SENIORS yddawu do. ddl) ( 105 Belmont Street MB, Mare...Fav. Class, Human Behavior, Chem, 20’s 20’s...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Howland Mr. Zenewic- z...Remembered for crying when she laughs, falling out of chairs, “Crack me up!”...Memories...Good times w CM, summer of ’86, Field hocky camp-“That soggy week” w DT, TR, NJ, times w CM, CT and “Kate”, Limbo, FH season, fall ’86..Activities-Varsity Field hockey, manager girls varsity baske tball, frosh JV soft- ball, SADD, Impressions...20 yrs. from now will have a career in engineering. “Thanks for the love and sup- port-I love you Mom and Dad.” “Take your time, think a lot-for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. ’’-Cat Stevens y’a-T ' U zo) ’ W Wakefield Street D’Ent..Fav. Class, Alg. II w Mrs. Broga...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Bond, Mr. Moscariello...Remembered for the “400 foot mamouth blast” against Lynn English, owning the best car (Firebird)...Memories...How much fun I had playing baseball, the many good friends I made, our turn around season in Var. B-ball ’86...Friends-Mark (Dean), John Cong, Whales, Grambo, Lucie, Laney, Mac, Tommy Z, Bobanski, Gibby, DJ...Activities Basketball, coffee house. “Never in anyway down grade him to a point where he gets disappointed with himself or doesn’t think he’s doing it right or doesn’t think he’s good.”—Ted Williams talking about Carl Yastrzemski. SENIORS 85 S on doaMew 11 Sxomq Street Smellen, Hellen, Ellwood, Charlie, Gudder...Fav. Class, Chemistry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Feit, Mr. Bond.Memories.Front lawn w AC, best times w GD, Bocc 7 25 86, JB B-day singing dancing w CD, SR JB, GT, SS, BM, TK’s parties, AMAS talks w TS, pool hopping w JD TG, pumpkining w AC, EJ, SR CQ, LK and her camera...Friends, EG, Erwin, SR, CD, JB, BM, TG, AC, LK, JD, MK, MK, BG, TR, EO, CQ, JR, WR, TS..Activities, SADD, student council, Capt. of cross country track.,.20 yrs. from now will still be dancing on the dock w the Radical Youth. “Who cares about the clouds when we’re together, just sing a song and think about sunny weather. VH Laara 28 Safem Street |LD, Gwee...Remembered for my perfect attendance, loving Mom, being an artist, analyzing life, talking about Vinny...Memories...l love you Pfef, Pig, Fup, Rhon, Crispo, Ann, the Metro crew Scottie too! Wonalancet? It’s 9:00 on a Sat., Laura Jean, you’re a bean, scoopin’ w the Putnam Girls, Jenny played my song, snow dancing w Joy, my decorated door, here’s to Chris Cross! Katz woman, Hawaiin Fup, Brisk dips, 1 hide the picture, Wow...ln 20 yrs. will be Prince’s make¬ up artist. ' “But the more things change, the more they stay the ' same.” Jienni er (b. y) Mxi A ri 26 Field Pond Drive Jen, Judy, Jude...Fav. Class, Chemistry, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Dunbar, Mr. Zenewic- z...Remembered for “Pepsodent smile”, dancing, and being on top of pyramids...Memories...Dancing, Randolph trips w Jude, WC’s, lost in UM w TR, EO, MK, BO at CC, 4th on the 5th, Patty’s party, pool hoppin’, stuck on slopes w LK, England, AMAS nights, 10 10 86 w NJ, CG, MK, 6 18 86 w FYUGO, Bocceball?, SR. Prom, HD-Friends CG, LK, MK’s, SR, TR, BG, AC, BM, CQ, EO, HC, DB, MW, JB, DT, CD. Activities-SADD, Slide show...20 yrs. from now she won’t be getting up at 5:00 am to make the donuts, will still be ragging on DD. au ' ' tV. 105 Redgate Lane Fav. Class, Social Studies . Fav. Teacher, Mr. Darrin, Miss Murray...Remembered for Breakdancing at Rascal’s and going skiing instead of wrestlin- g...Memories...Wrestling PC every week, hackin’ with Joe and SulL.PP, JD, CC, CS, BB, JC, GS, BH, KD. WW3 43 Prescott Street Jake...Fav. Class, U.S. History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Swanson...Remembered for Jr. Prom night at KM’s-Memories.Aerosmith ’86, Bob Seger w CC, CS, RP, MO, Stevie Nicks w JB, CT, JB, Being good frdiends w WM, going to TJ’s after parties, back of P U truck w AA, LC, RP after pumpkinin’, working for PDC for 3 summers, chased by RPD, Trip to UNK w KB°Activities-JV Hockey, soccer...In 20 yrs. will own his own construction company. ’You can’t climb the laddler of success with your hands in your pockets. ” ammt awion 9 Center Avenue TJ, Munchie, Tabatha, Chrissy...Fav. Class, Retail Merch., American ideas-Fav. Teachers, Mr. Scaroitto, Mr. Levesque...Remembered for going out w Brian (give) 3 14 85-4 17 86, being too tall, such a Chrissy, always late for school, ’’you’re such a maddog. ”-Memories...Good times w AT, BD w Grand Prix ”thank-you!” Marty, Skippy, Snoopy, Jr. proms w BD, ’85 ’86...Halloween Dance, the lake, caves, Cape Cod, my house New Year’s ’86, BD never getting me back brushing teeth .Best friend Alicia T...Friends SM, EO, LS, JD, DR, AC, MP, LF, SL, DK, LF, KG, ES, DM, CV, KS, DF, NK. Thanks Grandma, Dor, Don, Lindamom-Love ya! 04WOA s. eon 4 Weston Road Dino-Fav. Class, Human Behavior w Mr. Vales- ka.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Morris-Remembered for hitting Mrs. Bartlett in the head w a softball, CAD, The “Games” in Spanish Class, Photography Club- „Memories...The “Musac” piped through the in¬ tercoms, Mrs. Epstein on the piano, Mr. Blum’s “Have you got that!”, MG, “Hello Dolly!”, TL, Photography Club on Fridays, Mr. Harney, REM, PD, CAD, Brian S. and his jokes, Dennis Yu-Jen Chen, the “Lake” in the cafeteria-Friends-TH, AL, EM, TL, RM, SH, DC...Activities-High Happenings, Homeroom rep, Photography Club, Vivarium, Comkputer Club. “Never forget your past-for it builds your future.” y un y. yynae o 93 Walnut Street Alan._Fav. Class, Geometry w Mr. Vaccaro-Fav. Teacher, Mr. Howland-Remembered for always wearing shoes and being related Mr. Carroll . Me- mories. A “W” at Andover in 2 OT’s 84-82, parties at Tim’s, Mr. Vaccaro’s “Anyhow” DN’s haircut, watch- I ing the “Dunk” contest, Dunk hoop at Tim’s, that yellow VW, “Themissing MG”, The world Series Red Sox, Mr. Croft’s “exceptional hearina’’...Friends, TC, Mac, SL, DJ...Activities, Basketball. Collegebound. “The road to hell is paved with unbought stuffed dogs.” - Ernest Hemingway. 86 SENIORS n X. XXewXfotv 64 Forest Street Bip-bip, Little Dumbow, Rookie...Fav. Classes, Marketing DE, Junior office pracice...Fav. Teachers, Mrs. Verzola, Mr. Levesque...Remembered for talking too much, going out w David B 8 10 84-Forever, Diamond ring, having braces for life!...Memories...Parties at George’s, falling in the sink, Fucci’s uncomfortable room, camping in Vt., Junior prom w DB, EO, TP, KB, KJ on the way to Maine, York Beach, Halloween party at J1S...LS, EO, JD, CV, SM, KS, ES, MP, SL, RM, LF .Activities-Junior and senior Day.Jn 20 yrs I’ll be looking back at my high school years and laughing. I love you Mom and Dad. “I closed my eyes and I slipped away!’’-Boston XXfmsx Ay (o. 38 Tamarack Road Dev, Moth...Fav. Class, Chemistry w Mrs. Cook...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Swanson, Mrs. Cook...Remembered for my motorcycle, receiving the boat, late night cruises w EA, CC, Bash ’83, going off Reading Primmming team, always making it to school just on time...Memo- ries...Hampton ’86, Old Orchard ’86, all the concerts, Papoose Pond, Ski trips, Plymouth State, PV party, partying w the boys, bike trips w SF, JB, MO, pumpkining, Jr. prom...DC, PD, MS, BC, TG, GS, ED, CC, BH, DS, GS, RC, DM, AA..Activities-Hockey, Golf. “Take it to the limit one more time. ’’-Eagles jfaiefiA XXiXXit t yuwwrit 30 Deborah Drive S atne XX . XX ic ceu 9 Arbor Way Lane...Fav. Class, English 10...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Katz...Remembered for singing so lovely, being on the news, skating w TC and CS, and enjoying RMHS hehehe! ...Memories...Summer, hang it the SQ, the place to be? KU rules! Haha, skating Manchester, sha- kin’? COC..JB, DG, Ziggy, TC, Niagra Rise, BUBA, KI, CG, DA, GD, LA, DB, CD ...Activities-- metropathways...In 20 yrs. I’ll be traveling the universe and being the ruler of the world. “Nobody knows me but I’m always there, a statistical reminder of a world that doesn’t care.”-VB40 ,-XX. jXetm XXt icuxymo 18 Arlington Street LJ, Jeannie, Betty Boop, Bunny...Fav. Class, Retail Merchandising, Art, Alg. ILFav. Teacher, Mr. Lev¬ esque, Mr. Wood...Remembered for 1 2 day girl parties, exchanging Christmas presents at my house, going out...Memories...Frosh year w Tammi, shopping in Boston, Black Sabbath ’83, Rush ’85, Summers in NH Medford, friends and dances, Chelsea boys, hang¬ ing around...Friends-JG, AT, EO, SM, CV, LS, KB, LS, TD, KD, KS, ES, BD, KG, TM. “If everyone could be themselves and not have to wony about pleasing anyone else, if you could be you and I could be me, I wonder how the world could really be...’’-Extreme itze. 23 Virginia Road BilLFav. Class, Western Civ...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Appleby...Remembered for “the bug”, “the annual”, run-ins w Mr. Croft, penny incident, lunch w BOC and RM...Memories...mornings upstairs in the library, meatgrinders w Mr. Scarp,Sr prom BN, scandals w BOC, RM, MS, WR, JH, JF and BJ...Friends-Bryan O’Connell, Bob Martinage, Mark Schwalm, John Harutunian, Wade Reilly, Bill Jones.Activities-Class officer, football, wrestling, track, SADD...College- bound. “Don’t part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.” SENIORS t 87 0aiH 0 . 0)L0t no 18 Lisa Lane Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Love¬ ly ...Memories...RP’s band party, 4th periods at Mario’s w JW, EH, MC PH, FIncon, Biggiofest, Sam’s, Wombats, Beanseed w DV, the wrestling room- ...Friends-DV, PH, MB, PE, RP, EJ, JW, JR, EH, BB..Activities-Wrestling, Freshman and sophomore football. “When I leave I don’t know what I’m hoping to find when I leave I don’t know what I’m leavilng behind. Rush 0. 0o terfif 32 Dudley Street Joe, Hoser, the eccentric at Large, Horace, Ladka, Lithuania...Fav. Class, Microbiology...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Kenney Mr. Howland...Remembered for scaven¬ ger hunts ’86-87, Cameraman for Channel 3, Fresh food fridge, the “Turbo Pinto”, prelude to a sneeze! Lead role in “Hello Dolly!’’...Memories.Best of times w MLT, DC Williams, EE, BD, TL, BP, CD, SO, NM, D “Yu Jen” Chen, IC, RF, JW, JF, MK, RD, SG, LS .Better times w TA, KE, OF, FY, OU, HO, SE, HE, AD, RA.. Activities-Vivarium, the BS Club, senior slide show, High Happenings, Student Advisory Council, Science team. Drama Club, Jazz Band. “I drank what?’’-Socrates (ny n Aia « 0. 0 r a h o 73 Edgemont Avenue Cindy, Squidly...Remembered for friendly addictions, never following directions, “nudging” YMCA van and hating band...Memories...’86 SC, SB victory parties ' 86, pumpkining, GA ’86, laughing at JA, pickle people, EC spread eagle, JR’s rollerskates, the wired red bomb rollaway cots, huge pothole and obeying SR...LB, JR, SP, CT, EC, KS, DB, JF, CM, DW, LM...Activities Varsity soccer, basketball, softball, band, Rainbow, lifeguard. “Sometimes the road gets hard to travel Sometimes the pain’s too much to handle Sometimes when life seems to unravel, That’s the time to say we’re gonna make it anyway.” i oe S. 0 oAevtu 99 Beaver Road “Ed”...Fav. Class, 3-D design. Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Brogma.Remembered for smashing into a mailbox, curbstone, 1986 Trans Am, and a guar- drain w in 4 months...Memories...Hampton, Old Orchard camping, intermission, good times w Boudie (Thanks Jen), late night w Hurls, having priming parties, not Triumph, the Prism, Jr. Prom.l Zodiac attack, FUNK, Plymouth State, Sunoco days, bags, LZ’s w the boys, Chris’s birthday. Spring break. BH, DM, TG, CS, MS, DS, RC, RD, DJ, AA, JB .Activities- varsity tennis, hacky sac team, all-year drinking team. “So it’s sort of social; demented and sad, but social. John Buder % a ue 0 o er y 68 Curtis Street Double D, Dan...Fav. Class, Ancient History, Chemistry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely, Mr. Zenewicz, Mr. Swanson. Remembered for going bald, the boat, PFS, behaving like an animal in human behavior, the spitball, the snowbank!, visits to Mr. Lovely’s class, homework? what homework?...Memories...Summer of ’86, Florida, 11 8 86, the big ”0”, DM, Monte, MSM, Rally sport, 2nd per Jr. Year, AH, EH, the J-team, the Firm w JC, MA, KC, SO, Van Halen, May-day...SO, DM, BH, EE, CB, AH, SQ, TM, KJ, SG, BB...20 yrs. from now, will be a multi-millionaire. “Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings 1 live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. ” 88 SENIORS 8 Munroe Avenue Bill, Emie...Fav. Classes, Human Behavior Survey of Chemistry...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Dunbar Mrs. Cook...Memories...Chemistry w BC, JP, DN, DL, do¬ uble overtime win, SR’s blind passes, hacken out doors, nature walks w DD, RT, JW, MC, BC, JR, trips to Canobie Lake, the wicked weekend in Montreal, and hanging out w GR, DD, AM, JS, PJ.Activities- Kept statistics for the varsity basketball teamJn 20 yrs. will be making the best of wasted time, and helping others to help themselves. “Film is king, television is furniture, and Rock and Roll is life. I think that pretty much sums it up”-John Belushi Charlie, Chuck...Fav. Class, Electronics Tech...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Brogna...Memories...Summer Jam ’86, working on NA’s Nova, Hampton Beach, New Year’s Eve ’85-’86, Cruising the night hawks, “The Halloween Run”, working out, crashing the road runner, Moda ' s parties...Will always remember the good times in NR w SR. NA, HB, WM, JM, MS, and the gang..Activities-Scuba Diving w Tom M, lifting and skiing...COLLEGEBOUND ' rum- , . lz Jonegaw, 56 Red Gate Lane Stroodle Head, Legs...Fav. Classes, Physics w Mr. Blum and Independent study w Mr. Hamey...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Blum...Memories...’’Around here it’s all the same-1 said ti’s all the same...”-Meat Puppets...Fri- ends—CW, EE, GW, the Brat Pack SR-Super Model..Activities-Staging zany hijinks...In 20 yrs. I’ll be lots of Mac cheese, Toaster stroodles and WHIPPED CREAM! “This is the game that moves as you play.”—X (yru jun 58 Tamarack Road Dun, Marble...Fav. Class, Eng ’85 w’ Mr. FeiL.Fav. Teachers, Mr. Feit, Mr. Swanson...Remembered for al¬ ways asking “What are you doing this weekend?”, partying in front of my house and saying “Well, Bagyahuget” and “ooy”...Memories...PUMPKINING and dumping them on Mr. Quinn’s yard w “Miss Dodge”,...MD, TD, RC, JJ, JM, JD, PJ, YS, DP, RL, “GB”, MG, KD, MP, MP, MP, LP, PV, LV, LA, MS, BD, MR, CM, TV, TA, MS, SM, BO, JK, AG .Activities- -Class ski trips, and having a blast. “You make up your mind, you choose the chance you take, and that’s the price you pay.”—Bruce Spring¬ steen—The Boss Dools.JFav. Class, Word Processing...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Levesque Mr. Feit...Remembered for being small...Memories...LD’s New Year’s Eve Bash, PB parties, falling out of the tree house w SM, PEI summer of ’85 ’86 w LD MW, Halloween dance ’85 ’86, best times w Micheal W. 9 6 85, smuggless w LD 1 86, LD’s campground, pit stops, HG always being a Mom, Revere Beach Runs, TJ’s runs. Cruisin’ in LD’s mustang, HG surprise party 8 26 86...Friends-LD, HG,PB, SM, CT..Activities-Freshman basketball. “How lucky I am, to know so many good people but, how unfortunate that saying good-bye will be so hard. ” Thanks Mom and Dad. 1 love you. 25 Condor Road Lau...Fav. Class, Algebra L.Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Feit...Remembered for never making it to school on time taking late night walks...Memories...PB’s bashes, SD’s parties (taking care of them), flammers at CT’s ski trip ’85 (getting small) Halloween Dance ’85 ’86,1 31 86, Last Day of school ’86, pit stops, getting lost, best times w SD, PB, HG, SM...CT, AH, MC, LP, CF. “Our memories of yesterday will last the a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest someday we’ll find these are the best of times. ’’-Styx Thanks for everything Ma Dad! I love you. SENIORS 89 { t iew SA. Q) riteo 105 Washington Street Marty...Fav. Classes, Law, Man in Conflict, Geometry...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Greene, Mr. Chetwynd, Mr. Kaczowka...Remembered for ranking on Puck, my unique ties, raiding Boo Radley’s w Manute Mike M, recording defense mechanizing, singing w BT, JJ, Shag, on the bus, Hockey, catching an 88 lb tuna on the shores of Quannapowitt...Manute, Mike M, Yompa, Louie, Margo Scott, Stump, Regina Emma...Activities—Field microbiolgy team, hockey teamJn 20 yrs. I’ll be rolling in money, driving a porche. “The future’s uncertain and the end is always near. Jim Morrison Areqa S ' . A juffy Shady Hill Lane Duff, DooL.Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, my father...Remembered for getting by “Coach” Croft, walking during cross country meets, wanting a Lamborghini—any color, making animal noises in the library w EO...Memories...Early Sat. morning track meets, pumpkining, summers in NH, water skiing in Sept, golf in the snow w KB, dances w EC, the Great Adventure w SF...CM, KB, JB, JM, MS, DJ, EO, MM, MG, SF..Activities-Varsity track team “Wise up folks, we’re all alone out there and tomorrow we’re going out there again.’’-William Hurt en niter L2 yaaaan 57 Prescott Street Jenn...Enjoyed Western Civ. w Mr. Appleby ...Remembered for crashing Mom’s station wagon twice and for always singing something some- where...Memories...London w SA, being afraid of the window, beachin’ in at the pole w CG, RP, LC, LD, JP, 3 11...Endless love for CW, finding MO, two yrs. of sophomore s lump-Thanks Mom and Dad. Activities-- Cheerleading, Impressions, High Happenings, Singers Unlimited. “I’ve got a song And 1 carry it with me and I sing it loud If it gets me nowhere, I’ll go there proud And I’m gonna go there free.”-Jim Croce o ieru . A y cemun ‘ 199 Summer Avenue Fav. Classes, Trig w Mr. Vaccaro, Eng 9 w Mr. Crof¬ t-Remembered for “all my guys”, BM, Jiffy Pop Queen, always having to go, “Ah so yen”, Thumper, “He’s mine.”, “Scoop the freshman” ’85...Memories...Cludge and Duke, Front wall with Em, BO at CC, Jiffy Pop w De, Esplanade 4th on the 5th, beach parties, jogs w SR, laughing circles w SR YB, SS’s GT’s Maine, Aquarium, all-nighter, Dave’s superbowl, singing w EC, ...Friends-CQ, EO, MM, EC, BO, MK, CM, AS, ..Activities-Varsity soccer and basketball, SADD, French Club, Peer Tutoring,Amas. CfC i 6. Me A . ‘J l, ,U „l 89 Grove Streef Pee Wee, Rissy, Lug IL.Fav. Class, Trig, 10th grade English...Fav. Teachers, Mrs. Wood, Mr. Bond- Remembered for whistling, opera singing, going to concerts, laughing in English, Mr. Kaczowka’s “Punk”, “Kids”, duckie pin, whistling when mad, “Big Lug”...Memories...Good times w DB, AR, ET, LA, DC, SL, JQ, ED, SR.Activities-Soccer, Metropathways, French Honor Society . In 20 yrs. will be pursuing a career in Physical therapy. “Buckle up little camper. I am human and I need to be loved, just like everybody else does.’’--The Smiths 90 SENIORS i jfi. S tod 480 Wist Street Fran, Franny...Fav. Class, Building Construction, Law Computers...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Gillis, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Moscerillo...Remembered for football Saturday with Zuke, MS, CM, and JA...Memories...Out to eat w Rl, Sav, SF, GT, AB, AT, and BS, getting into accident w DM, summer of ’86..Andover Tourney game, get¬ ting pulled over w PP (everywhere), morning hallway gang w Mac and Steve, hitting Sav with Paul and Hub..Activities-Fall and Winter Trainer...COLLEGE- BOUND SENIORS 91 Juxlu X. Z anlaMa ( 32 Beaver Road Jody to the Max, Grody, Jod, Jods...Fav. Class, Art, Human Behavior, Microbiology, Western Civ. Chemistry...Fav. Teachers, Ms. Katz, Mr. Appleby, Ms. Montejunas, Mr. Blodgett..Remembered for getting locked in Wingaersheek Beach w BM, AT, and SF...Memories...My acomplishments and disappoint- ments-KH, HH, GU, JR, LB, SH, KS, CD, MC, CQ. Activities-Field Hockey, softball, winter track, SADD, Impressions, French Club...20 yrs. from now will be a zoologist, and live in Aust. or US. “It’s time for me to be on my way. I know, I’ve got a bus to conduct I’ve got places to go”-Billy Joel We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Sri c (d . ( (: 71 Vine Street Fav. Class, 20’s 30’s English...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Croft Mr. Howland ( not necessarily in that order)...Memories-fear and loathing in RMHS...Fri- ends-S. Arthur Prufrock, Alex, Alice and J. Cristo...Ac- tivities—Staging zany hikinks.Jn 20 yrs. will have a masters degree in film and psycology and then play it by ear. — , a yen =£. oAwn e 26 Sherwood Road Ka, K, Fanti Ni...Fav. Class, Chemistry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Zenewica...Remembered for year long tan, Spiri¬ tual identity w Bruce...Memories...B-day at Wingaer- sheek, Lauderdale ’86, AMAS night after twelve, classes and my corruption w JD, physics w PG CC, Hyannis ’85 “The jeans”, mocha frappe runs w PT...DeAnne T, Matt O, Jen D, Lisa K, Susan A, Paula G, Nando..Activities--Yearbook, class committee...In 20 yrs. will be married to a millionaire, drive a Merce¬ des convertable in a life of luxury. “Mama always told me not to look into the lights of the sun, Ah, but Mama that’s where the fun is.’’-Bruce Springsteen Fasc, Ree...Remembered for always smiling, being w KM, saying “Don’t touch me”, missing the point in Brit Lit...Memories...The best of times w Karen, walks at the lake w PG, Saturdays w KM LM, chem Lab w TG, AS, JK, Wed Nites, 8 16 86, Mt. Snow ski trips, the Lessons learned in Enfield, UM2 Jr. Proms ’85 ’86, Sr. Prom ’86, Physics w DC, CM, TS...Activities— Impressions, French H.S...Employed at Putnam pantry ...COLLEGEBOUND “Tomorrow is merely a dream that leads me onward just a step ahead of me; it’s a chance I’ve yet to make, for it’s the person I’ve yet to be.” ..-Asiia A ' isA 60 Willow Street Lise, Flapper, Fishie, The fish...Fav. Class, Cooking w Mrs. Hood...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Verzola...Remembered for being wise to Ms. Starrett, putting makeup on in English, being late, Wrigley sisters w Sue, doing everyone’s homework, causing MP to fail Eng. Acc., Thanx for the good times, guys-I love ya! Memori- es...Pumpkining, The Beef at Meld’s, Jr Prom, UBA, Peabody, Nike, good times w SL, ’You be Illin”, “What”, “Problem?”..SL, KG, MP, LF, CH, CH, ES, RM, AT, LS, KD, TD, EO, JD “Your future lies before you like a shining path of snow; be careful how you tread, for every step will show.” atim , . AA({xa€Mi 101 Beacon Street Fitzy...Fav. Class, D.E....Favorite Teacher, Mr. Lev- esque...Remembered for hanging around out back, trips to the bonk (DE), being buddies w Nancy, going out w Ron, BK runs...Memories...Good times w Ron Nancy, window hanging, quarries b-heart, detention “dumptruck”, JR SR, skipday, Jr. Prom w RL, 1 2 days over Jen’s, Elies, York Beachm, me w JD, Mr. Lovely’s 1st period graduating.Jn 20 yrs. will own my own clothing store and be happily married. Thanks Mom and Dad! “Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best times of them all. ’-Journey « . k ' itxaeva c 12 Pinevale Avenue Fitzy, Fitz, Little Fitzy...Fav. Class, Accounting...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Blaney...Remembered for never getting a detention, the big Pkbk, going w Tony...Memories...my best friend Maria: Thanks for the good times, getting lost parking, partying w MP, SL, SL, LF, KG, LS “Who beefed?”, Jr. prom w MP, MT, TF, my b- friend, Tony: “For always and forever, you will be my Sat. love”, the Palace, Club 54, 4 7 85, Bermuda 87, snorkling, Hyde Park, Pes, ES, AT, TD, JH, JD, AT, KB, MP, KD. “And if by chance that special place, that you’ve been dreaming of leads you to a lonely place, find your strength in love.’’-George Benson « facet S . AAtxaera c 111 Red Gate Lane Fitzie...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Swanson...Remembered for getting caught taking pictures .Memories.JB’s little get togethers, staying at “Eileen’s”, good times w BT, Jr. prom, Brian I’m sorry! Lagoon 1 2, bike ride w JB, MO. TD, 8 1 85, CL’s, ’84 ’85, CM, LSS w JB, KM New Years, good times w GS, Bob Seger, New Edition Limo, death ride w JB, 4’Seasons, Anton’s, “Happy Campers”, BJS, best of times w best friends JB, ES, LM, CC, BH, RP, KM, CL, JM, KR, TG all the guys. 1 love you Mom DadLActivities- Yearbook, SADD .Plans to be a hairdresser. “It ' s true you only live once but if you live it right, once is enough!” 92 SENIORS ona firye 96 Red Gate Lane Fav. Class, Retailing...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesqu¬ e-Remembered for working at Fretter’s, getting along w people, being friendly, saying “ahound ahee”, will never forget my brother David and the memories 1 have...Memories...camping in VT on Labor Day week¬ end, going to York Beach ME w Jennifer-Nubble light house, short sands, CT s party in Gloucester, Monday night “Keg”, vacation at the Cape, my sister Donna’s wedding reception.Friends SZ, PB, DF, DF, DS, JF, RF.Activities-HS basketballl, football, pumpkining, Jr Sr. skip day, beach day...COLLEGEBOUND “Don’t wait for answers just take your chances. Don’t ask me why. ’’—Billy Joel SENIORS 93 22 Oak Ridge Road $o m 0. ' f i wrf 20 Chequessett Road Flib (y), Fins...Fav. Class, Bio w Mr. Kenney, Western Civ w Mr. Appleby, “K” aleulas (“Well?”)...Remembered for daily doughnut runs, “gun fights” vs. BL, SL, and MM (“1 won”)...Memories...Morning rides w “my brother” (Thanks BJ) classes and crams w JH, “Stop sign” w BO “Rotary” w WR, the “E” Era, B’s 1st annual, candy-houses w MR, “Mini-list” w BM.Activities-- Editor of High Happenings, Varsity basketball and Varsity baseball...20 yrs. from now, A + B’s 22nd Annual. “The only way on earth to multiply happiness is to divide it. ’--Paul Scherer � Zco c t. u 6 Hanscom Avenue Freebo, Free...Fav. Class, Contemporary World Affairs w Mr. Swanson...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Blaney...Memo- ries...Good tiems at JB’s Pub., summer of ’86, Van Halen ’86, being good friends w SL, good parties, good times w Chrissy in Tewksberry...Friends-Ricky Collela, John Buckley, Kevin Buckley, Scott Rooney, Sharon L, DJ.Activities-Hockey, footbalL.In 20 yrs. will be retired from the service and own a big bar. “Turns you from hunted to hunted, gonna go hunt somebody down. ’’-Van Halen {a A esn PPa ew 264 Haven Street Kathy, Bushkie, SC, Fash...Fav. Class, Geometry, Mrs. Verzola’s 7th periocLFAv. Teacher, Mr. Scarpitto, Mrs. Cook...Remembered for always being w Suzie, Kerri Lisa, working at McDonald’s...Memories...Soph Geo, BH, Mr. Gay, Jr. prom w GW, DO, CG, JK, get bk in 10, best times w SG, KJ, CT, GB, LH, never 4-get 11 22 85 w SC in Mtn w SG, RN, SH, KS, fee, Party!, What a night! JOP, JOT, Big Joke!, MSB...Friends Kerri, Suzie, Carol, Lisa..Activities-Yearbook...In 20 yrs. will be in business management, and be happily married to a millionaire. “Those were the best days of my life!’’-Bryan Adams I love U Mom. X. Pta e 55 Putnam Road Mom, Galzey...Remembered for always driving by the end of the night...Memories...Time spent w JD, Mag¬ nolia, 12 1 84, New Years’. Eve bash at LD’s, PB, JD, CT’s parties, Ramers at CT w BH, PB, LD, LD’s alnighter w PB 10 19 85, lonely ole nights, you’re the inspiration, victory party at JC’s, close call 6 13 86, late night talks w LD, BS w LD, getting lost 18th whole, pumpkining w staties, Halloween dance ’85 ’86, Pit stops, thanks SD for babysitting...Friends LD, AH, JD, PB, CF, LD, SM, SD..Activities-Basketballl, softball, slide show. “Good times that we have had may fade away, but good friends will always stay. ’’-Tears for Fears ( irhfo nu « (. ( a o 37 Lowell Street Tini, Mini, Judy...Remembered for my laugh, dancin- g...Memories...Dancing class, the night that started it all- -Beth’s bash, AMAS, pool hopping, the summer of ’85, Dr, Ed w JD, WC’s, teaching at LaPierre, TTC, the lucky chem lab bench, working at Case Drug, the beach...Friends JD, LK, TB, RM, SR, BM, DT, TR, CQ, AC, EC, CD, JB, TS...20 yrs. from now will still be dancing and giving high fives..Activities, SADD, HR rep, National Honor Society, French National Honor Society. ”1 could light the night up with my soul on fire. 1 could make the sun shine from pure desire.’’—Stevie Winwood („ f a ( una 14 caystate Road Little Goonie...Fav. Class, Marriage Family...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Bond, Mr. Rhodes...Remembered for being loud, never sitting still, always being seen w Jeff D, good times w Wakefield crew and Mark A July 25 ’86-the Cape, Halloween, the Braw, Herald Parker, the cops, never in school...Memories...The fun, the friends, the good times and the bad times, not going to my senior prom because of someone I know named Jeff!!, good times w Kristina M, AI, RM, DM, TE, AF, DC, LL. MC, CO, HI, DA, JC, from Eastie .Plans on becoming a Real Estate Agent and making the bucks. Thanks Mom Dad, 1 love you. 03 race . fjarc ner 9 Fielding Road Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Greene, Mr. Dunbar...Remembered for my jokes, my height, and personality...Memories...Friends and teachers, Thanksgiving Day game, pumpkining, the dances and proms, my A’s and F’s, parties and all other great times...Friends MW, RW, LH, CG, JD, MW, PC, DH, ND, SG, KF, SW, BM, TC .ln 20 yrs. will be managing a large corporation, driving a Ferrari, and still making people laugh. “Seasons will change, You must move on, Follow your dream. ”-GTR « lic ute 0P. fje inas 3 Village Street Fav. Class, Law...Favorite Teacher, Mr. Green- e...Remembered for causing trouble in the halls...Me- mories...Long wrestling practices Law w Mr. Greene, The Fri. Sat. Nights w JE, remember Jr. year riding around trying to pick up girls w’ BH, RC, CA, BR, BF, the summer of ’86 in New Hampshire w BH, someone special named Heidi, Thanks Mom Dad .BH, RW, PC, DS, GW, CS, PP, DD, SG, BR, PS..Activities-Wrestling...ln 20 yrs. will be a self-made millionaire. 94 SENIORS Ju a anme f , ' rui6 3 Vilfege Street Suzie...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Scarpitto, Mr. Kaczowka, Mrs. Verzola.Remembered for getting kicked out of, Mrs. W, the class always being w JK, KF, GB.Memo- ries...The SHIP, 12 22 84, MK’s closet, 1st period w Mr. K, 3 9 86, Jr prom w KJ GC, SF GB, DP, nite at SF, Austin prom, at Gina’s May 9th 10th, Practical joke on DP, never forget times at Lake Q w KJ DF, DP, 2 14 86, What a nite, 8.5 in., never ever forget 2 special people, the bestltimes w KJ, LH, BG, CL KJ, (BFs FE) 10 lf i) 10 10 86, good times w Paul (BG’s party) Thanks Mom Dad you’re the best, love ya. ' Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best times of all”-Joumey yAAbcAae 19 Minot Street Gibba, Gibby...Fav. Class, Accounting 2...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Woody, Mr. Brett..Remembered for my rendition of the Tasmanian Devil during the state relays at MIT, enjoy taking long weekends, being able to dodge baseball bats...Memories...Mr. Cr oft’s fun track practices, good times w NZ, BL, Grambo, MS, MM, SR, Huey-Activities-Varsity Track and varsity baseball.Jn 20 yrs. I will be getting dressed up to come to our twentieth reunion. “If you put one hundred percent into something, you will get one hundred percent out of it. ” 2 au si f iyouarb 7 Eastway Fav. Teacher, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Zenewicz...Remembe- red for liking Snoopy and not liking balloons...Me- mories .Classes w CC and KF, spazzing at gymnastics w MOX, chowing, “That’s Jeff’s pen!” (HD), pumpkining in Lynnfield (’85), awesome times on the BS-PB, 11 25 86, busrides, “You guys!”, MM (84- 85),1 O of V in Chem, Gregg, ”LG”, laughing w MR search for MHS, w LK, curbs ( in the largest way), working at DM...Activities-Gymnastic team, Baton Squad, Hello Dolly, Student Advisory Council. “Everybody out of the pool.”—Dad Jk eiien OmiA ta m lO Parker Street Grambo...Fav. Class, Biology...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Soule...Remembered for calling plays on defense, “Grambo D 5-3 monster”, me, mells + Sorbello in the Foxborough Brawl, starting Friday night football film festivals...Memories .After all it does go by fast and all the sudden you are filling one of these out. The great memories and friendships, Budda, Wade, Sorbello, DJ, Crispie, Pontone, Zando, Nucci, Scotty, Jeffa, Luch, Gibbi, Dink, Carlos, MM, Laney, Goop, Apple- pie, Bigpete, all right grades, after taking these courses I know what 1 want to major in “Sports”.Activities- football, baseball...ln 20 yrs. wilk be married w kids. USMC bound. T ' cto wa S . fjra b tam 26 Holly Road Tori, Tors...Remembered for putting my make-up on in homeroom, driving the back-mobile, my annoying laugh, being a clutz, doing stupd thing and getting caught..Memories...3 am crash w TD, ED CB, 8 1 85 thank you, Sgt. Keefe JM, you make a good dad! Good times w DT, Jr. prom w KD “Ker, ya feelin’ better?” my 16th b-day-u guys are the best of friends, 4 24 86 New Edition w Joe in the limo, Ride home from Kiss concert “Mom, 1 swear I’m going to the movies!”, Jr. year 5th period BS w MS, ED, CB, 84 1 15 85048M, KM, CL, KR, JR, JB, SR. CB. “How high I aim, how much I see, how far I reach depends on me.” , ' to At t Ji. fjyie Smet ' 174 Prescott Street Gries, Grezna, Grez, Goup .Fav. Class, History .Fav. Teacher, Mr. Swanson...Remembered for crashing 12 22 85, The bus, haircuts, whistling in the halls...Memo- ries...sessions w DM, ED, and BC, partying w the crew AA, BD, ED, DJ, DM, TD, DC, CC, GS, RC, BH, MS, Jumping w Lano, Triumph 11 1 86, prism..Activities- Varsity football. “I’ve been dazed and confused for so long it’s not true.’’-Led Zeppelin “Oh wow heavy heavy heavy”-Nigel the Young Ones SENIORS 95 Xu xan te sV. M e 42 Bond Street Suzy, Sue, NoeLFav. Teacher, Ms. Katz...Memori- es. Art room conversations (especially those w Wendy), Pumpkin patch-Londonderry NH, Tennis w Gerri Rick Ocasik, pumpkining w Kim, Gerri, Missy and Heike, Quincy Market w Karen, Jody and Heather, Scott’s crazy outfits and Laurie’s elephant jokes, late night walk down Route 1 in the rain w JK and MC .ln 20 yrs. will be selling my paintings along La Seine in parts. “Clouds are so beautiful 1 could bite my toes.’’ 96 SENIORS , UH Z. { rv H u co 44 Van Norden Road Meeko, Gromeeks...Fav. Class, cooking...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Blaney...Remembered for going out w Adrian (thanks for all the awesome times-1 luv ya), too many SB’s, tuna in a pocketbook, screwing up my words “Wow good, that’s Carlene”, Thanks Mom Dad for everything...Memories...Pumpkin drop-ran out of gas w LS, MP, ES, MP, “Walking in the rain”, getting kicked out of cooking, always remember all my friends in Peabody, Paula 1 love ya...CN, MP’S, ES, LF’S, TD, LS, PC, RM, AT, CH, KD...Plans a career in hotel mgt. “Love comes once and when it comes you better grab it fast ’cause sometimes the love you grab ain’t gonna last.”-J. Geils C erric c , . , { 63 Mt. Vernon Street Deek, Dee, D. HalLFav. Class, Human Behavior, Mrs. Wood...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro...Remembered for roaming the halls w Giovanni and little Mikey...Memo- ries...The soccer team, especially the 3 years 1 played in the tournament, SMF night w MJK, my friendship w JL, it’s only the beginning, All the good times w SB, CBH a mishagolahic...Friends JL, SB, KM, BM, MA, BG, MK, MK.. Activities--Soccer, track...ln 20 yrs. will be having fun. “Today 1 gave my all, what 1 didn’t give, 1 lost forever. -Anonymous JoU W. M 99 Beacon Street OJ, Dingo, Tex, Helter .Fav. Class, Gym...Fa Teacher, Mr. Lovely ...Remembered for always wearin my “Dingo” cowboy boots...Memories...How borin HS was and how much 1 disliked sthe stupid librariar s...Friends-Chris Rychlik, Jimmy Ebert, Reggie Well Todd Hamm, Ishmael Halliday, Bill Hewitt, Andre ' jy Harlan, Kristen Harvey, Melissa Haverty ..In 20 yrs. will either be a professional assassin or 1 will be an A Force Pilot, 1 can’t decide which. Xu vn Of en Ae} ' 167 Hopkins Street Chrissy, Fup...Remembered for the Peace Train, the Fupmobile, loving Bruce, cooking TortillinL.Me- mories...3 l 1 83, Wonalancet? What brown bag? times w RP, JR, JP, LC, LD, SM, JD, AH, hockey bus rides Herb, losing the bet, Nice car but you’re still a dork! doubling w SM, SOB, DC, It’s foolproof. Nothing car go wrong. Roof parties, fluff fight, double date w JF (Sorry Jen), Beef-n-ski w LC, Pizza Bam, How lone can 5 exits be?, Stoneham men, The master plan French w JR, It’s 9:00 on a Sat. 1 1 85, funs, Gasse s...Activities--Cheering, SADD...Plans to marry Bruce.“Baby if you want to be wild, you got a lot tc St [ learn. ’’-Bruce Springsteen ■ , % w f v l ' ; ' u N Ish, Squish, Swish...Fav. Class, Lunch...Fav. Teacher, 1 Mr. K...Memories..All the friends 1 made and people I e met..SW, EE, TZ, DH, WH, KA, RM, TL, MW, MK, DB, SL.Activities-Soccer, tennis...20 years from now I ■ will be lying next to my Olympic sized swimming pool l earned by a profitable career in Robotics. in {a amm 32 Eastway ;|The Hammer.Fav. Class, Chemistry.Fav. Teacher, m Mr. Valeska...Memories...Chemistry w LT, AH EE, iiifl 2nd lunch sophomore year, Driver’s Ed, the concert ar Mth RS, drumin, lifting after school w RP, comp, math mI Bill, Motocioss in Mass.CD, TD, EM, MS, DA, RP, JV, RS...20 years from now will own manage my own small business in California. . cY( t (SOH 570 Franklin Street Memories...Teh burning bed, The North Reading condo, Zolds, Pizza Day w DD, JW, MC, half days at JR’s, drive-Dong remains the same, Christmas at MK’s house, Patzmwork B from BB, Hampton Beach, Sam’s Good Harbor w JR DD, Bob’d Clam Hut, BD, The Zappa JR, JW, JM, GR, GF, MK, JC, GG, SS, RM, PM, DD, DR, MB, MQ, MC, JF, JV. “Can you picture what will be, so limitless and free”- Jim Morrison Smc ucey $09 S. tY(amt fo i ' 9 Washing ton Street Roxbury, MA 02119 Stace, Cabbagepatch...Fav. Class, Ancient History per. 7...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely...Remembered for loud talking, and grabbing Lanise’s legs in the hall, falling in the cafe...Memories...My best friends Lanise and Sonja. S ' Ync rew cYYa r a n 69 Arcadia Avenue Andy, Drew...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska...Memories...Blueberry Hill, Rel’s cellar, Maine, Barrows, Good times w KM, HW, RC, JV, PM, CRM, Zippiddy-doo-day...Friends-PM, JH, RD, KM, MP, PM, SS, CG, JV, RC, HW, JF, DB, JT, AH—I love you BH. “If they first put coke in coca-cola, then what did they first put in tab?” , Vwnou , Y. O ' ra n M Chestnut Road Ninna, Nance...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesque...Remembered for getting called Jennifer, haning outback w DF, JD MF, sus¬ pending myself, being in detention, being best buddies w DF...Memories...skipping class school, JD’s house, quarries, getting PCed, NH runs, Elie’s window hang¬ ing, half day parties, CM’s house, all-nighters, “We better get this”, parking lot buddies, Memorial Park, SF’s graduation party, breakheart...Best Friend-Dawn F, JD, MW, KJ, RW, SR, RL, MF, SW, KF, KB, TD, FH.Jn 20 yrs. will be married w a family will own my own business. PS-Thanks Mom Dad. “It’s been no bed of roses.’’-Queen SENIORS 97 , fc tt cf(a 26 Springvale Cffwifrtwi yV ' . 53 Glenmere Circle Kris, Blondie...tFav. Class, Reading Graphics...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Feit, Ms. Katz “Bonnie”, Mr. Hodgkins ...Remembered for “I don’t know”, “OH really”, lend¬ ing money pencils, swimming, dancing, taxi service, listening to Whomever is on the phone...Memo- ries...Pumpkining and how there was “none”, High school plays casts, dancing in the gym shows, junior prom w Ed...Many good times w MH, MC, ED, KH, KC..Activities-High School plays, dancing in the gym shows. “Love ya Mom and Dad!!” SfywnrtMwie cfla ues 1114 Main Street ' Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska...Remembered for being ground- ed...Memories...Good times with friends, attic parties, “Freedom weekend in New Hampshire, Trespassing with the brown bag” -What brown bag?, pumpkining in the TR JR mobile, and overall “Getting by with a little help from my friends. ”...Friends--JR, LD, LC, RP, CG, JP, AC, KH and of course TG..Activities-None. I had to work after school...In 20 yrs. I’ll give up on guys and become a nun. “Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. ” Led Zeppelin wand 107 Bancroft Avenue Rocky, Runa, Buttercup...Fav. Class, Algebra...Fav. Teacher-All the business teachers, Mr. Scarpitto Mr. Hart...Remembered for the BK crew, Mr. Hopkins 5th period DF taking me for himself as his girl- friend...Memories...The people, the teachers, the good times early in the morning in Room 164, Christmas parties, working at BK, New Hampshire ’85...Friends- Jean, Shorty, Sandy, Elaine, Annmarie, Pumpkin, Jode, Christine, Alecia, Chris, Beth, Traci, Ellen (Being friends since 5th grade), Jennifer, SW, DF, LC.Activi- ties-Softball, Track...In 20 years will be married to Doug Fletcher w 2 kids, and have a career. JoA {o. cftxi rutf MAWl 74 Eastway Tuna, Tunebox...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Appleby- ...Remembered for always late, loudest whisper, being cheap, Armenian, Can’t sit in my chair, hyper moods, very outgoing, always last test passed in- ...Memories...fLex 2-0:BG, ’The Clock-first annual” It’s only 1:00 pm, BOCC, wrestling w BD, Leo’s-BJ, JF, BMj biking w MR ”MI!” w BJ, BO, Picking on Flib, NHD, Hudson, dancing w Mrs. F, Bunten’s Boot camp, the little comer, Round House, run DMC-DB, MW...BO, BJ, BD, BM, AS, BG, MR, WR, MW..Activi- ties-Sc Pres. FB soccer, suicide doubles, HH. ’The Wealthy man is the man who is much, not the one who has much.’’-Karl Marx 15 Winthrop Avenue Mel, Missy...Fav. Class, Geometry...Fav. Teacher, Miss Katz ‘ ‘ Bonnie ”, Miss Montejunas.Remembered for lik¬ ing CB for 4 yrs., being the only senior in a soph, bio class, being short, being escorted out of the school by a policeman...memories..The good times w DE, KH, KH, DC, LH, KF, SG, KJ, KW, ND, CB, SH, MM, MM EB, homeroom w Mr. Chetwynd saying “Intruders depart”...Friends-Kris, Karuna, Lisa, Elaine, Craig, Mike, Doug, Nancy, Dawn, Karen, Eric, Dave, KJ, SG, GB, KF. Activities--Freshman field hockey ...In 20 yrs. I’ll be working at Brooks Drug and have been promo¬ ted to Asst manager. Also I’ll still like CB and him being taken. 98 SENIORS wm am cTlewitt 1 Lakeview Avenue Bill, Bull, Nuey, Maddog...Fav. Classes, Spanish II, Intro to Art (Mr. Wood)...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Fritz, Mr. Kaczowka...Remembered for love for Boston’s sports teams, Saturday night film festivals, my movies...Me- mories..All the very good friends I’ve made and the good times I had...Friends-DH, EE, JV, TZ, AH, SW, IH, MK, MK, KA, CB, SG.. Activities-Member of fresh¬ man and JV soccer teams, winter and spring track...In 20 years I’ll be producing and directing my own films. “As you go through life let it be your goal, keep your eye upon the donut and not upon the hole!” Qoaa aA ( ' . ' (erSc c 85 Vine Street Doug, CW...Fav. Class, Accounting I, Computer Math I ILFav. Teacher, MKr. Gillis, Mr. Schettini...Me- mories...BH Saturday night film festisvals, HR 164...Friends-BH, EE, SW, TZ, KA, IH, DD, SO, i CB..Activities-Freshmman spring track, freshman JV soccer.,20 Yrs. from now I hope to be an accoun¬ tant. | “You take your chane with new beginnings. Still we , try, win or lose, take the highs with the blues. ’’-Author 1 Unknown S3?-. c??lcJceAf 56 Mount Vernon Street K, Special K, Halfway Hickey...Fav. Class, Human Behaviorf...Fav. Teacher, Baps (Mr. Appleby)...Remembered for my “Aura”, my laugh, al¬ ways working, ducks and chocolate milk..Activities- National Honor Society, wrestling manager, St. Agnes Youth Group, Pioneer Literary Editor...Going to college to become a pediatrician...Will never forget “Bakery Clique”, Aerobics w Cin and Peter Powell, Scavenger hunts, Canobie Lake, shopping in Boston w LM and MC, Dean’s good aim, the beach party, walks w ER, WBCN Drive-in night, the Amazon Women, All the special times w Good friends! « y?(a t ieui ?7 . ??(( ncma n 399 Summer Avenue Matt, Mateo, Shadow, right man...Fav. class, Honors Chem w BS...Remembered for doing lights, Cafe mural...”Will it ever be done”, morning voice w Cludge, always having something due yesterday, neato, bazarr, signature, remember most - Hello, Dolly! Rose. Trick-o-Caroling, busy guy! Boston w Scott, Kristen, Nate, Sue, Jen, Kris Irv, Tara-Godiva. Chocolate dipper, Annie-B’s junior prom, death by chocolate. Hieke mien hut, Drama jocks, the morning crowd-Dave, N.M., S.O.-HORNET POWER. Drama VP, Impressions Editor, Co-director slide show, student council, high happenings, cafe mural. I don’t know what I’m doing!?” - Drama Moto xie i i c fo a h tom 185 Wakefield Street ...Memories...Happy Days going to BB’s, yellow, flour- escent, Sticky Iskeskuishshi, burning bed, Lechmere where getting paid isn’t enough, Russell’s house...EH, JW, JR, DD, BS, MB, DV, PH, GR, GF, MK, MK. “Eric Clapton is God. ” SENIORS 99 28 Briarwood Avenue Fav. Class, Human Behavior, 20’s 30’s, Western Civ., Biology...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Howland, Mr. Valeska, Mrs. Lanney, Mrs. Bume, Mr. Croft, Mr. Applebee...Remembered for being a good friend, good student, seeing more movies w TH WM than I can count...Memories...Good times w friends, movies, shopping, Boston, teachers who were inspiring, caring understanding . WM, JR, GV, SH, CC, KS, MC1LB, MR...Activities Peer tutoring, SADD, Spanish NHS, Spanish Club...Plans career in Sports Psychology. “If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where They should be. Now put the foundations under them’’—Author Unknown cHo fo iera 25 Lincoln Street ua C. . c o m a n 79 Hutchings Dorchester, MA Keba, Bubba, Kebbler...Fav. Class, Human Behavi- or...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska...Remembered for say¬ ing “Oh my goodness!”, sleeping in the cafe, the jackets, “That’s unreal!”, never being on television, after telling everyone I would be, never having gym clothes...Memories...End of 9th grade (Hi, AMH!), “Chilling” with DN, DS, RW, HM and JM, 11th grade Halloween dance (Ugh!), 2nd per., Orange lockers, being bothered by SH, psychological counseling to too many people...Activities—Impressions, High Hap¬ penings, Lunch.Jn 20 yrs. will be sitting in my millions wondering how class of ’87 is doing. zoartne « {. c (u se 107 Sanborn Lane Jo, Josie...Fav. Class, Accounting...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Dunbar Mrs. O’Brien ...Remembered for the party- Oct. ’85, “Are you looking for me?”, everyone com¬ ing to live at my house...Memories..All the good times w my friends Faith, Kim (S), Mitch, “The Gallery”, Danielle, special hems with Joe, TJ’s parties at Stef s, “Sally!”, Dewey hunts, Somerville...20 yrs. from now will be married and working as an accountant. Buffy...Fav. Class, Human Behavior w Mr. Vales¬ ka... Fav. Teachers, Mr. Carroll Mr. Nelson .Remembered for my stunt at the Halloween dance...Memories ...Out in Mansfield, summer of ’86- Long Beach, CBP, 2 13 84, Special times w Joe, reborn in Franklin, New Year’s Eve at LD’s, BJ’s license plate, triangles w the 1st 3rd, dancing w RP, SRV, CC’s, PB’s, ES’s, and JB’s get togethers, great times w CC, JB, SF, CT, RP, LM, ES.Activities- Gymnastics, Cheerleading. “Life moves pretty fast. If you don ' t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.’’-Ferris Bueller 54 Martin Road Hutch, Chuck...Fav. Class, Ancient History.Fav I ‘ Teacher, Mr. Lovely...Remembered for the Fes I ...Memories...Half day at JR’s house, Bfrom BB. Ski trip to Loon Mountain, Good Harbor, Sam’s, good time! I w Friends DV, DD, MB. PE, RP. JB, Bwags, EH, JR I GF, MC As it was, then again, it will be, and though the cours I , may change sometimes rivers always reach the sea. I Led Zeppelin UK) SENIORS eAer °AMnum 1 Glidaen Way JessL.Fav. Classes-Contemp. Music, Wood shop, Law...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Lovely, Mr. Blodgett ...Remembered for playing my guitar at home loud en¬ ough to be heard at school, driving a green Renault (The Jessiman Starship)...Memories...waking up fourth per., all the good times, never comprehending half my classes, asking myself why I took this class, I don’t re¬ member about my school daze and I doubt I ever will ...Plans to be a professional Buraden on Society Mon- Fri and on my days off I’ll be a bartender. “Yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on. Led Zeppelin EJ .Fav. Class, Chemistry w Mrs. Cook...Remembered ; for Clover, Cape Cod, Fainting, “Spit drop”, “Oh I’m sure” “Rotate” “tweeks”...Memories...Friends, Welft, : CC, Clover, Jass, Fleetians, “It’s 2?00F”, AAN w NJ, slams, summer ' 86, roses, JR, CP, Everett w Yen, SP w JC and SG, WHS w DH, snowbank. Denny’s, Leroy and caps, b-ball jass, Prospect Cape day trips...NJ, SR, EC. JB, AC, DD,CQ, CD. MB, JR, LB, MK, MD..Activities--Basketball, Captain Sr. Track, SADD, softball, field hockey. A time for every purpose under heavev: A time to be bom a time to die; A time to laugh a time to mourn; a time for peace; it’s not too late. ’’-Byrds TQrn S7 avm 25 Lincoln Sfreet Berry, Cele B...Fav. Classes, Computers, English 9 ...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Scarpitto, Mrs. Budrewicz... Remembered for always being w best friends SG, GB, KF CT, never having a detention, always getting kicked out of the library...Memories...Best of times w best friends, MK’s closet AP hockey, 5, 2 14 86 get¬ ting lost, Oh what a nite, lake Q w DF, SG SP, PJoke on DP, SHIP, always remember the best of times w DF, summer of ’86 w Phil C, RYBS...Activities- Yearbook, powderpuff...COLLEGEBOUND...Thanks Mom, you’ve always been there! You too LJ, MFS, MSB...“Make the least of the worst and the most of the best. ” Thanks everyone, Love Kerri. A1 SOM- ’ wd a 15 Pratt’Street DJ...Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Blaney...Remembered for being on WBCN, going out w Christine ’83-Present, going down against Woburn, class flirt!! Quaterback McMahon wanna be...Memo- ries...Good times w CL (thanks), pumpkining, so close to ML basketball title ’85-’86, ZZ-top w CC, CS, Aerosmith w BH BTO, York Maine w SL ”Hi Manner”, Waterslide w ML, TG, RG, BC, Bh, parties at PB, ES, CC 5th hole, superbowl.Activities- Varsity baseball, Captain of Varsity football. I love you Mom, Drew Sis. ’Take it to the limit one more time. ’’—Eagles SENIORS 101 cote 14 Intervale Terrace Nick, Neeeeeecole...Remembered for having an ac¬ cent, never wearing socks, my parties that I always got in trouble for...Memories...“It’s 2 am”, AAN with EJ, watch out for the curb!, nefs-green death, memorable times with DDi and his friends, BO at the Cape, NRPD, the soggy week, “What’s S M?”, I’m loose-feel me now...EJ, LB, DT, TR, MBD, LK, JD, CQ, SC, PM, MK’s, MW, DB, BM, BG, JL, DDi friends “Remember what we’ve said and done and felt about each other.’’-Crosby, Stills, Nash Young “Growing up requires a series of decisions the only way for you to grow is if we let you make some of the decisions. ”—Mom Dad WMam.J. Jonel 50 Chequessetfnoad Billy, Bill, Jonesy...Fav. Class, Trigonometry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Debeck...Remembered for procrastinat- ing...Memories...My friends “blue eyes”, BD anneuls, the penny, cruising, good times with soccer players and cheerleader (LW), rim hanging, weekends at the Cape, waiting for Flib, the Esplanade, waterslide, all the great times I’ve had...Friends JF, JH, BM, BO, WR...Activities—Soccer, basketball, track, student council, High Happenings, SADD...20 yrs. from now will be making lots of money having a good time spending it. “Indecision leads to lost opportunity.” « (ic te Ze . { ' eatina 43 Oakridge Road Mich. Mickey ...Fav. Class, 20’s 30’s...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Howland...Remembered for “Sticking with Lynn”, Dolt number 2..!Memories...The brat bunch, summer of ’86, lunch, good times in Junior senior year, dolt days, Lechmere, Dances, parties, Javelin spring track, graduation and weekends, Steve...Friends Lyn, KB, JH, MK, CQ, EO. K’s sparky.Activities-Student council. National Honor Society, Spring track, javelin, SADD.In 20 yrs. will be living a wealthy, happy life in Hawaii. “If you dream it; you can achieve it.” SPafmcA ' W. yCeaton 25 Glen Road Keats, PaL.Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely.Remembered for blowing off gym 2nd semester (Jr yr.), having an awesome car stereo, work¬ ing w Mr. Cain blowing off the Drug assembly w Kong getting nailed...Memories...Don’s parties, trips to Salesbury, trips around the lake w Karen, good times w KH RH, partying w SW, CH, TF, DF, DF rest of pit crew, Chip’s party Sean’s, never forget many close calls w death in Kong’s car...KH, KH, JK, DF, CH, TF, SW. KH, SR, DF rest of “BK” crew- ...Plans to work in law enforcement, or for the govt. “I will choose a path that’s clear, I will choose free will. ’’-Rush ne YZZafnia 6 43 Oak Ridge Road ' Lynnie, Lyn-a-fred...Fav. Class, Contemporary World affairs...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Swanson...Remembered for running campaigns, ’’Stick w Lynn”, passing out gum ...Memories...Good times w CQ EO in Jr year the best summer-summer of ’86, going to parties w KB, working at Lechmere and making good friends there, being nominated for Homecoming queen...Friends Kim, Michelle, Mark C, Jill, Mary, K’s, EO, CQ.Activi- ties-V.P. Junior yr, secretary senior yr, spring trrack, student council, SADD.Jn 20 ydrs. will be a political analyst for the Boston Globe. “Doing what you want is like freedom, liking what you do is happiness. ” t Ztc ie Ze ( . , Z e Zy 49 Grand Street Shelly...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Remembered for being APS cheerleader, cleaning up at parties, Dear Abby, What’s the meaning of that song?, Where was I?, Be careful!...Memories...Times w APS gang, Lunchtime”, 360’s in snow w PB, PB’s bashes, get¬ ting lost at golf course, work w BC, APS Jr Sr prom, Jr. Prom, the beach w RM, the lake, Rich-thanks for the very special memories 10 6 84 LAAF, “Pretty woman ’, going through changes w Stacie, Paige, 2 , Best of times w friends, Stand by me. Thanks Mom Dad for giving more than you took. “Ain’t it funny how time flies when the best is yet to come. ’’-Bryan Adams 102 SENIORS f n ?e , ' h tea i 20 Boswell Road f Jo...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Dunbar...Remembered for ice cream! Driving “the boat”, “long live men’s clothes’’...Memories...Weird times w best buddies, the Big Chill, Summer ’85 ’86 (HC, JL, CQ, EO) B-ball parties, P-squad, SB’s party, Open Houses, 1st lunch parties, Dartmouth weekend, Soph, stages w EJ, Pocasset, Post BL celebration w EO, Watertown game 2 86, Summer ’86 out west, Varsity Basketball, “Go sick”, “Do it!”, “Oh yeah”, Thanks Mom Dad. “Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my comer of the sky!” - Jacksons , ert yti SP. CPCe n rw u 40 Covey Hill Road SherL.Fav. Class...Geo Trig w Mr. V (ha- ha)...Remembered for the (pink) bow! Who, who what? What are you guys talking about? Never under¬ standing jokes...Memories...Best friends w CT, MK, MW, PB, SM-Best times w Matt 10 13 84-458 A F, Ties that bind, surprise 16th at PB’s, AP Jr Sr Proms, LD New Year’s Eve, MC’s-fizz, “Let me tell ya ’bout it” 5 17 85, “Wonderful people”, growin’ up AP gang, chuck, the highway, “Never again”, Beach boys...Activities-Advance Dance 84-87, AP cheer¬ leader 84-87. Thanks Mom Dad for everything. “Summer’s here and the time is right for racing in the street. ’’-Bruce Springsteen «. PicdtAew P. . 179 Forest Street Kerrman...Fav. Class, Anatomy...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Gar- !and...Remembered for being a crazy per son...Mem- ories...Good times w JC, JL (Okemo), MW, DB, PAN, PAN with BM, SMF night w DH, being w BG, making tournament w soccer team “Borgy’s orgy”, fun w the soccer cheerleaders (JS), 10 10 w JD, TG, NJ, Es¬ planade, UMass, special moments w JD...Friends Boban G, Joey C, Brandon M, Mike W, David B, Derick H, John L, and always remember good times w Jennifer Davidson..Activities-soccer, track, SADD.Jn 20 yrs. will be pushing buttons for some big company. “You can blow out a candle, but you can’t blow out a fire. ’’-Peter Gabriel { cA a J f A Y ' oew 179 Forest Street Kerrman...Fav. classes. Chemistry, Trig...Fav. teacher, Mr. Kaczowka...Memories...CBH, Number 4, good times w BM, DH, JL, BG, MW, DB, going to Hartford w BG. and moments w JF, good times at DW’s cott¬ age, “Borgy’s orgy”, making tournament w Soccer team, and windsurfing with my brother, PAN with BM, good times with friends, MW, DB, BG, BM, DW, DH, TG, JD, JF, JL.Activities, Varsity soccer, track, SADD, varsity gymnastics...20 yrs. from now will be living in Yugo with Bob Grubor. “You can’t always get what you want, and when you get it, you usually don’t know you have it.” PP errt ye . Ce y 2 Virginia Circle Dee, Deir, Yo, Adrian .Fav. Classes, Computers, En¬ gineering drawing, and Photography...Fav. Teachers, Mrs. Katz, Mr. Brett.Remembered for always being with, loving and being best friends with Dana Ballou...Memories..Jr. prom w DB...Friends-JL, MA, everyone on gymnastics team, HG, SD, KB, GW, EL, Rudy..Activities-Sr. Slide show, yearbook photog¬ raphy, SADD, Gymnastics team..! love you Mom Dad, Thanks for everything Charlie, Steven, and Mike ...COLLEGEBOUND “This is the time to remember, cause it will not last for¬ ever, these are the days to hold on to cause we won’t although we’ll want to.’’-Billy Joel .Pf lui « . CPClna 65 Rustic Lane c (S) Lise, Liza, Lish...Fav. Class, Chem...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Z CC, Wing Beach, De P at the beach, FL w TR, AZ w SR (Jackson), AMAS, caught at AW, P-squad, EL’s 8 15-17, the wall, Manager 1, stuck on slopes w JD, HD, lost in Meth w PG, Pat’s party 8 6, work w these, night that started it all 8 24 85, hey De, “It’s my party...” 6 18 86, Hub-capping w MO, “Bet-ty!”, Hubby Yugo, SJ, JP, SR, Prom poet, fun w JD, SR, BM2, AC, DT, TR, TG, TG. EC, NJ. CQ, MK2, CD, JB...20 years from now- still clowning w ST, UMP, rooming at JD’s...SADD, JV Hockey, Track “There is very little success where there is very little laughter” SENIORS 103 e 7 Indiana Avenue Hi-Hi...Fav. Class, French 5...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Gar- land...Remembered for being a German-exchange student, having a strange accent and a weird name, for saying “That’s cool!”...Memories...locker troubles, the horrible 1st day of school, pumpkining, Singers Un¬ limited try outs, Lynnfield, going for lunch w SR Cl ...Friends-Melissa Callahan, Denise Butler, Christine Irving, Scott Rogers, Susan Hale, Gerri Underwood ...Activities-Drama Club, Choir, AFS club.Jn 20 yrs. will be a German diplomat in Russia. Good-bye friends. Thanks for everything. 1 hope you’ll find your paradise, and don’t forget to visit me sometime in Germany. Wfi t (Jf. r n tassf 15 Beaver Road Geovani, Lambda...Fav. Class, Geometry w Mr. Vaccaro ...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Garman, Mr. P_ Rememberd for my chipper, Monday mornings, and my constant search for a date...Memories...roaming the halls w little Mikey and Deek, Little Mikey being w Giant Cabbage Patch KidLFriends, SB, KM, DH, MA, DK, HC, JK, CQ, JP,..Activities, DJ’ing the Halloween Dance ’86, helping the Adventure Program, DJ’ing the Christmas Dance. “If there is no risk in life, then it is not worth living” “What the hell is this, anyhow?!” - Mr. Vaccaro “Where’s the jello?” - AB fe t ett a Me 263 Charles Street “S”, Lansey...Fav. class. Contemporary World Affairs ..Fav. teacher, Mr. Swanson, Mrs. Brogna...Remem- bered for being a member of varsity basketball and baseball for 4 years, Dunk hoop...Memories...Basket- ball victory in double OT 84-82 at Andover, Jr. Prom w JS, Freshman baseball (17-0), parties at Tim’s... Friends, Mac, JC, AD, PH, JS.Activities, Hr. rep. 2 years, varsity basketball and baseball...Collegebound- UR1 “Everything good takes time”- Anonymous. Samon 114 Pleasant Street , y eo o e (. I. (cAot fas 41 Walnut Street Time Lord, Ted, Sam...Fav. Class, Biology, AP Chem .Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kenny...Remembered for writing numerous scientific papers, peer tutoring admin, continental cablevision volunteer, playing ping-pong tennis in Mr. Appleby’s room, VP of Alien intelligence Club...Memories...The creative inprovisa- tion (temprizing) of scientific data, learning the in¬ dustrial application of yeast, ...Friends, DF, JD, BP, SW, RC, TD, CD, EM, TH, RM, DC, IH, Activities, science and math team. Alien Intelligence Club, peer tutoring, NHD SFB “Great spirits have always encountered violent opposi¬ tion from mediocre minds.” - Albert Enstien. 104 SENIORS . f a yy S. dxMtanis 61 ' Van Norden Road Scarey...Fav. Class, gym...Fav. Teacher, Miss Moore ...Remembered for working out in gym...Memories...Fal- ling asleep on the heaters in the girls locker room ...Friends, Denise Braymiller, Shawn Ricuppero.Ac- tivities - AFS. ( ± m S . -Ao uao o 36 Randall Road Sue...Fav. Class, cooking (but not dishes)...Fav. Teacher, Ms. O’ Brien...Remembered for always getting lost, going out w Joe, “word up”, klutz, smartfood, talking and laughing, headbands, car accidents, my silver shoes, problem?...Memories...”, Jr. Prom, getting kicked out of cooking, Maria, Twist and shout!, taking Leslie’s car 3rd, good times w LF and many more, 5 28 85, N-End, “walking in the rain”, “midas touch”, Bermuda ’87, ...Friends, LF, MP, CN, RM, CH, AT, KG, LS, ES, TD, ...Activities, pumpkining, senior skip day...20 years from now will own a cosmotology shop. “Remember the laughs remember the fun, remember the homework that never got done!” A. 1 Gateway Circle Luch, Bob...Fav. Class, Geometry, Algebra L.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Moscariello Mr. Vaccaro...Remem- bered for scoring in the wrong hoop during freshmen basketball season...Memories...Freshmen baseball- undefeated, Boon Doon Mania 1 and 11, Hoop Tourney ’86 w TC Jr. Prom ’86..Activities, powder puff football coach, varsity baseball, student councel...20 years from now will be employed by the mafia...Collegebound “You gotta believe!” - Tug McGraw 1969. ay yen A. A( ic(raa f iey 76 Summer Avenue r Dabs, Ankles, Dabby...Fav. Class, Computer Electro- nics...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Morris...Remembered for punc¬ hing out window in Miss Stembridge’s class, wearing a different concert shirt everyday, and telling Mr. Lovely once and for all to “get the hell out!’’...Memories... detention, good times w TB, PS, EL, MP, LK, MK, DD, CN, JC and GD, skipping Fridays to go to the beach, skiing ’86, lunch w SW TM, the ride to from school w MC, CA Mr “Forget about me, Forget about those eyes, Forget about love, Say good-bye, good-bye’’-Torn Petty « a ?an A. t AtacAAo)ia 67 Prospect Street Nate, Bamba...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Bunten...Remembered for playing the piano, jokes in class, chili cookies, pink tiants ’84, Legos, Where’s all your stuff?, You’re too tall!, reciting Monty Python, last minute homework...Memories...WB Feb. ’86, Fire alarm at Harvard Club, getting engaged to KR, Wad’s house, Newspaper in office...SO, AS, DC, KB. DS, BS, PM. SG, MH, BD, EE, MT, KR. EM, DC..Activities-Band, Jazz band, drama club. “Too many hands on my time-too many feelings...Too many things on my mind...When 1 leave I don’t know what I’m hoping to find. When I leave I don’t know what I’m leaving behind.’’-Rush SENIORS 205 26 Sturges Road Ted, Le Grand Mac, Rhode Island...Fav. Class, Biology ...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely, Mr. Valeska...Remembered for always getting beat on by SW, hanging out w JM, sabataging RW and SW’s lockers, my love of the Monkees, wearing my BC hat everywhere...Memories... Practicing football all those days, Mr. Lovely’s classic Ancient history...Friends-RW, SW, JV, JM, NZ...Activi- ties-Varsity football. “You can’t always get what you want.’’—Rolling Stones , (a yen ( ( y tsa 27 Audubon Road K, Bird .Fav. Teacher, Miss Montejunas...Remembered for being best friends w Maria, unforgettable, laugh, saying “Oh shucks”...Memories...Maria, fun times in Maine with LA, KR, MF, LM, PG and TD, Aug 16, 1986, weekends with Maria and Laurie, the Best Western, April 18, 1986, scooping, Florida with LA and KR, Topsfield, Mt. Snow ski trips, TJ’s with BM and MF.Bestest friend in the whole wide world- Maria.Activities-lmpressions. Maria, 1 love you and you’re the best friend in the whole world. ” ' IK en ) ( . 90 vac eam 100 Main Street Fav. Teacher, B. Katz...Remembered for “Do you want a tic-tac?”...Memories...applepicking and the Londonderry police station, art classes, new friends, the movies w Heather, going to Boston, late night talks with NP, working ag Charrette, laughing about serious stuff with Heather, all our crazy diets and friends Neal, Heather, Sharon, PT, BP, EA, SR, SH, JC. “Here lies my son dead. Someone struck him on the head. ’’-Author Unknown mes ( ' . (a orison 7 Warren Avenue Curt...Fav. Class, Trigonometry ...Fav. Teacher, Mr. SchettinL.Remembered for always being calm and down to earth...Memories...playing hoop at Washington Park, Celtic’s championships and paroles, tapes made by MM, MD, and PS, friends-Paul S, Matt D, Mike M, and Mike V...20 yrs. from now: I will be trying to survive raising a family and making a lot of money doing what¬ ever it takes to do it. “Dream until your dreams come true.’’-Aerosmith enne aryossran 17 Laurel Lane f Ken, Margo...Fav. Class, Law,Eng w Mr. Chetwynd... Remembered for being on the hockey team.Memo- ries.048going undefeated in Freshmen baseball, win¬ ning Middlesex league in hockey, going pumpkining, playing rollerblade hocker w LT, JC, MD, SR, “Puck” taking a plunge, “Five lines” always lifting weights at Lou’s house, good times on 9 14 85, 8 16 86 w LB... Friends-Lou, Matt, Paul, Scott, Lisa...Activities- Varsity Hockey and baseball teams.In 20 yrs. 1 will be rich. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. “Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on. Led Zeppelin Cl VO neiy . a en ne .. ( 65 6ak Street Katie, KT...Fav. Class, Probability Stats.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro.Remembered for Halloween dance (party), P-squad never going to Hr. window exits. Cape episode (Pulling a Katie)...Memories...being arrested for bug collecting, soccer team, snow days, lunch parties, Baton squad dance, best of times w SB BM, KT the keeper...Friends-Sam Burgess, BM, DH, JK, etc..Activities-SC, capt. soccer cheerleaders, gymnastics, field hockey, Alien Intelligence Club. “The hardest battle is to be nobody but youself in a world that is doing its best to make you like everyone else”-ee Cummings Wow”-Samantha Burgess 106 SENIORS J u n ( { Z. kSvuwum, 10 Essex Street Jules...Remembered for having to have the perfect guy, always laughing...memories...2 10 86 Rt. 128, Get out! You put the car in Park? Thanks Sgt. Keefe 8 1 85, summer ’85-’86-Maine w KM, CL, CB who gave CL the fruit punch? Who sank the rowboat? The Halloween I don’t remember, MIT 12 26 85 w DR look Tors “22”, JB trial run ES, LD, JB’s parties, New Edition w Joe the limo-broken T-bar w Smoonz, Nail glue picture frames...KM, TG, CL, KR, SF, JB,CB,MW,ME, Mods Dawn...SADD, Advanced dance, cheering AP. John, Mom Dad I love you. “Some day a prince will come your way he’ll smile at you say he’s waited all his life for someone like you. ” CZ e tara i S ' Z y fZc (Zart u 65 Hancock Street Debbie, Debs.Fav. Class, Retail Merchandising...Fav. Teacher, Ms. Verzola, Mr. Levesque...Remembered for either being absent or late...Memories...5-23 + 24-86, DB Hampton Beach w JH + KJ, Bickfords w the beach gang, Somerville Prom w Chuck-love ya!, EB stop running!, To JH-Remember all the good times in the summer of 86, thanks for everything!, to my family and Chuck, thanks for helping me with everything through these years, I love you all! See ya Boudie! ...Friends-JH, AT, KJ, DF, NH, EB, SD. CD, CH, RM .20 years from now will be driving the Ferrari that Chuck bought me. 0 LoZiert (o. ZZa lt nuq 41 Harvard Street Bob...Fav. Class, Chemistry Biology...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Z Mr. Kenney...Remembered for no socks and boat shoes “The mirror”, swimming and always being w CG...Memories...BD’s the first Annual, poker at WR’s, Penny Pitching, VH BS w the guys, the monkees w DC MS, midnight swims, the drugstore w TB, CG, MR’s parties, the banana, volleyball at Hampton, BD, BOC at Exeter, Lost in Tewksbury w BD, pool parties at CG’s, Kenney’s Cabin w BJ, JH, JF, the bomb NHD, golfing? w BD, and great times w the guys...Activities SADD, peer tutoring? “The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shore line of wonder. ” Zuivon ZZ. t ZZcZouZ odi 39 County Road Sha...Fav. Class, Distributive Ed...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesque the Focus Staff...Remembered for chang¬ ing moods every five minutes, flipping out and saying wizza and what a horror show...Memories...winter of ’85 w DH, Stevie Nicks ’84, going out w little Lou hang¬ ing around and partying w KS, JD, CV, TD, EO, CM, AT, TH, DR, and the whole gang, Buddy the nicest person I ever met. I made it! PS Thanks to my friends. They pulled me through! “I get by with a little help from my friends.’’-The Beatles SENIORS 107 I ancu .. Kasciaue 96 Beaver Road Fav. Class, Geometry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro, Miss Montejunas...Remembered for falling in the cafeteria and working in the bakery...Friends, LB, SH, SW, RM, DC, MA, KW...20 years from now I will own my own pastry shop. ( ' a ' CZ. . {cZ ' adc eti 119 Winthrope Avenue Carlos...Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Croft..Remembered for getting my chin busted open twice during football, for getting caught w GD for drop¬ ping a pumpkin off at Mr. Croft’s house... Memories- ...basketball Tournament game vs Andover ’86, Friday night film festival, beating Woburn in Spring track ’86, good times w JA, GD, DS, SG “Bloody Wed. in spring track’’...friends-J A, GD, DS, SL, MM, LT, TZ, BW, JM, RW, BC, MG, DN, DJ, SG, JD, JM, DB, JC, BG, MK, BT, CS, KRActivities-Varsity basketball, football, track 3 yrs...COLLEGEBOUND “If you love something set it free. It it comes back to you it’s yours if it doesn’t it never was.” ( i {awe . { { (n i 10 Kensington Avenue Enjoyed Eng. w Mr. Hart, good times w BT in computers...Remembered fo r always smiling and being peppy ...Memories.Good times at hockey games— those bus rides, and winning the bet - Nice car, but you’re still a dork!-long talks w Cal, and driving the standard, 3 pt. turns, morning rides w JB, CG and the master plan, cheering camp, floor chats, Memories w Sean, All the slender ones, Jr Sr proms..Activities Soccer hockey cheerleader,Captain - football basketball cheerleading.I love you Mummy and Daddy! “It ' s my turn to be what 1 can be, 1 hope you under¬ stand this time’s just for me. ” -Diana Ross ( r aw e A. k ( 13 A Street Caz, Ca-role...Fav. Class, Distributive Education...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesque, Peter Gugger, Mr. Swanson - Remembered for always hanging out w my sister Sue and having fun doing it, having kick fights w Michelle at HI, FOCUS-Thanks everyone .Memories .Rush 12 12 85 w MM, Maine 1 19 86, summer of ’85 w SA, WF, CA, DS, JC, The Cape w CB, Blue Steel 5 10 86, I love you Jim, Party it’s Fri. (Tues)-CV, SM, DR, TH, Riverside 4 19 86 w LW AS, going to Hill, NH, I love you Mom, Dad Carolyn. “Yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on. Led Zeppelin (ic iae J. . 0f fCf r y 500 West Street Mike, Mac...Fav. Class, Contemporary World Affairs w Mr. Swanson...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Scarpitto... Remembered for being the “ring leader” at Tim’s, being on basketball and baseball team “Big and bold” to slick...Memories...Parties at Tim’s, riding on the top of the “Unit”, hangin’ w Tim Steve, freshmen year w CC, the 1986 Andover Basketball game...Friends Steve Lane, Tim Cavicchi, Alan DeAngelo, CM...Acti- vities—Basketball, baseball, SADD...COLLEGE- BOUND « {( c ia ZA. l(c {jurn 80 Willow Street Mike...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Schettini...Fav. Class, Mr. S’s Independent study class...Remembered for going to the RUSH concert instead of football concert, getting suspended for 2 games...Memories...Reading winning every track meet, coming in 3rd in the 600 during Reading Lexington meet, Coach Croft .Mark Stani- eich, Mike Gibson, Mike Brangiforte, Gregg Duffy, Lisa Beairsto, Cheryl Dykeman .Activities-Winter Spring track, football frosh soph, SADD .ln 20 yrs.. will be driving my Porsche to a ski weekend in VT. “You stand in the shadows or reach for the sky this tsime the promise isn’t just illulsion I’m heading for glory. I’m learning to fly.” t l( (j( (€ « ' Thorndike Street Fav. Class, Biology...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kaczowka... hemories ...Mr. K’s class, spring hoop w Mr. Croft, the Cape, BS, JH, BOC “The office”...Activities-Band, Jazz band, track, cross-country...In 20 yrs. will be en¬ joying my millions. 108 SENIORS I t Srf. yv£ay l( « ( 30 Federal Street I see tomorrow in the mirror as reflections of today. It makes me smile, it makes me cry, it tells me what I have to say. Use your love to climb each mountain, use your dreams to light the way. Always be true to who you are; know someone loves you, come what may. I see your image in the glass and speak aloud “Won’t you stay?” But the future gently beckons; with a glimmer you fade away. When you look back into the mirror that will only reflect the gone-by day, may you rejoice in dreams you’ve lived and see the difference that you’ve made. r Jf. yv Vet 489 F earl Street Fav. Class, French...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Appleby- ...Remembered for ability w computers math, low- key profile...A lot of interesting people, fascinating teachers, a diverse group of people forming a produc¬ tive community...Ted Lichoulas, Steve Worley, Ishmael Halliday, Tom Dean..Activities-Peer tutoring staff, compting team, math team, Varsity tennis mana¬ ger, varsity football’s statisticianJn 20 yrs. will be run¬ ning the world’s 5th largaest computer producer, doing programming on the side and paying hundreds of thousands each year in taxes, unless I find some good shelters. VoAn Vf. b o 124 Willow Street Mels, Johnny...Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro.Remembered for red hair, laugh, 6th period class clown, blood guts... Memories...10 23 86, PB house, LD’s party, beach party, Old Orchard ’86. UNH, Dartmouth. Nights in Toyota, AC DC, Bob Seger, Hawaiian Dance, Pats Game JK, PC, CC, CS, RP. NZ, MM. GD, CL, KR, MG...Activities--Varsity football track, SADD, student countil...20 yrs. from now will own a porsche...Plans to attend UMaine Orono. Good-bye to all my friends at home, and people I’ve trusted. I ' ve got to go out and make my way. I might get rich, you know I might get busted. ’’-Steve Miller i ■ - —. 39 Francis Drive Chris, Mc...Fav. Class, Algebra II, Elementary Seminar...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kaczowka...Remembered for walking into the trainer’s room w Yen, always hav¬ ing a piece of gum, having the one thing CT, CIC not, Bananas...Memories...Field hockey ’86, IHK!, St. Thomas w TS, Cape Cod w MD, Limbo “Hey!... What?” w Yen, Filene’s men dressing room, LSDC w the Lincolnites, “Hypocrites”, 4th per. in the library, softball state champs 1986, good jokes w Yen, MB CT, french IV, Math w Maria, good times w Booga ...KB, AS, MB, MF, LM, KM, JB, CD, EJ, CT, DC, SR, KD...Activities—SADD, Impressions, field hockey, basketball softbalL.COLLEGEBOUND SENIORS 109 , (ace y S . m ieniayu ' 81 Beaver Road Stace...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Valeska...Remembered for being accident prone at paraties, clicmging out of the window-Gloucester, fal¬ ling out of fort...Memories...PB’s bashes, Special times w Timmy-8 25 86, LD’s New Year’s Eve party, Brian Adams, “Get small”, Cape w FB, Cake fight, SD parties, thanks Mom, conservation land-CT...PB, MK, CT, LD, SD, HG, MW, BH, SK..Activities Soccer cheerleader, Capt. hockey, football, basketball cheer¬ ing, choreograph, 4 yrs. advanced dance-- gymshow...COLLEGEBOUND “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. ” ] ya ( m . i e( 56 Berkeley Street Spooms...Fav. Class, Western Civ, Idea of Man...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Croft..Remembered for “Don’t let the ball bounce”, driving the “Blue machinef”, OO...Memories...PAN, PAN w Kerrmen, VT and Florida w MW, tenni-ball w MF, Borg’s summerfest w KTM, good times w 86 soccer team, tournament, Lesko’s party, friendship w Mike W, memorable times w KTM, sisterly advice “KT the keeper”...MW, KTM, Kerrmen, MF, DB, DC, TG, DH, SR, NJ, SR, LK, JD, BG..Activities-Varsity soccer track, Spanish club...In 20 yrs. will be a lawyer. “Great men are those who don’t remind you of anyone else.’’-Vince Lombardi ( lyisdae l(onto 41 Ash Street Monty...Fav. Class, Law w Mr. Appleby...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Appleby...Remembered for my shoes, always being w JC, working at CVS...memories...pumpkining, going to Spain w SP Mrs. DeGranda in Soph year, going to Florida w JC JC and LC in April, partying w friends, DS smile and laugh. JC, TA, AC, JC, LC, WM, SR, SP.Activities—Metrophathways in Jr. year...In 20 yrs. will be a fashion designer. iV.,‘ JChte n « . toon u 14 James Road Smooz, Spoons... Fav. Teacher, Mr. Swanson.Remembered for always being a spaz... Memories...Best of times w the gang, JM glass tables, 2 10 86 at Rt. 128, Aug ’86 Maine fruitpunch, rowboat, New Year’s Eve ' 84, trial runs Boodies, the last butt, 1 1 85, LDS w SF JB our LSS, BS firdst day of school ’86, Squeeze w CC, retarded friends puzzles, thanks Sgt. O’Keefe 8 1 85, 1 15 85 TG’s chair, SF’s hair, Julie in bushes at PBS 10 31 85, MIT get my friends..Activities-SADD, HR rep, Senior class comm, slide show comm. Thanks Mom Dad “People say I’m crazy, but I am just having fun. Life’s been good to me so far.Joe Walsh . fUe u IV. ■y ' Mi miye 37 Melbourne Avenue Smores, Stace, Stay...Fav. Class, Spanish IL.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Hart...Remembered for my laugh, saying “Don’t worry about it!”, not being understood when talking...Memories...Great times w Baton Squad, Silvia, Eh, Toilet papering 11 27 85, RI 10 19 86 bus ride, whole, Saturdays..AC, SR, BP, TA, SP, JR, SS, JC, JC, CM..Activities-Baton Squad, SADDJn 20 yrs. will working with kids. “Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all. ”-- Whitney Houston . ' ( loraun 617 Pearl Street Bed-di, Bet, Betty, Cronus...Fav. Class, Freshman English, 20’s 30’s...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Ffowland, Mr. Feit...Remembered for “Hey!”, knowing all the words and details to every song, playinag the drums and guitar, “Imitations”, loving Mark K, “Thru the bars of rhyme”, writing DS lyrics all over my book- s...Memories...W. Beach 1 and II, singing in gym, bring¬ ing TP, Gilly’s 8 30, KC in Maine, PC’s parties, hands to yourself, Bach on the beach, TJ’s at 3:00 am, Ba- dee”, Che-pre, Rinum, Betty!, Betty, track w Joyous- Hay, Muddle ...MF, KM. SR. TG, DT, JR, TB, JP, JK, JM. Activities-Track, x-country, SADDJn 20 yrs. will be jamming w MK at Wembley Arena, London. 110 SENIORS 4 Alx ' u 5botsford Street lChieLFav. Class, Geometry...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Brogna...“I want to be remembered as a guy who tried to do what was right as much as I could, not doing this to try to be an angel, but because it is the right thing to do...Memories...The handful of good teachers that I enjoyed being taught by, also the students who were so friendly and so easy to get along with...TM, SW, BH, SO, CM, CB, DM...In 20 yrs. will be getting more in¬ volved with my religion as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. (Artne S’ . « 28 Tamarack Road Mox...Fav. Class, Geometry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro...Memories...Parties at PB house ’85, Halloween dance, good times w PG, LD, FR, KA, KD, PB, concerts w SF, GT, PG, Nicks Ticks, Ya Babe Dog, soccer (capt) Hello Dolly!, (That’s Jeffs pen), senior prom (Austin), summer of ’86, SB, MT, JD, Diet Time. Thank you for everything Mom Dad. I love youa, KA, KD, FR, LM, MO, JD..Activities-Soccer Capt, gymnastics (capt), track, softball, Hello Dolly!, SADD. S ixaAe A S ' !. ' VAtutie 142 Wakefield Street Liz...Fav. Class, Mr. Valeska’s Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Scarpitto...Remembered for going out with Joe Castelli...Memories.JC’s Octoberfest ’84, Fold parties in BM woods, Lagoon 1 2, camping in Maine Jul ’86 w JC, SF, ES, JB, RP, MR, PV, the best of times w JC-Thanx! ES’sbash, July’86, my “Sweet 16” Thanx guys! 4 Seasons, the day after the SSF at CC’s beach, Triumph w ES, JB, RP, PV, RC, JB, SF...ES, CC, SF, JB, BH, RP, CL, KM. Activities-Girls’ gymnastics team 4 yrs. Captain Jr. Sr. years, Powder puff football, pumpkining. “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. ’’-Styx ' xa tc sco , yaranio 49 Jefferson Avenue ( Woburn MA 01801 “O” (Oh)...Fav. Class, Wood Shop.Fav. Teachers, Mr. Patterson Mr. Wood...Remembered for quoting from Zorro (The movie), getting an “F” in English, most of all. destroying Matt Duggan’s project on art... “O-DAB, A-DAB. JC, KB. MG. MD. DG, PM, CL, PS, KN, MR..Activities Detention...ln 20 yrs. I’ll still be going w Kellie and living it up in California. Thanks Mom Dad for being there when you were needed the most. And thanks Kellie for a wonderful year and hopefully more years to come. “Don’t you recanize that famouse mark. It’s a Z for el Zorro. ” 133 W. Selden Street Mattapan “D” Fav. Class, Trig...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro...Remembered for wearing the red Santa hat and the V-hair cut...Memories...The boys in the back of the bus, B-ball team. Staying over Brog’s Lane’s house (thanks) , double overtime victory over And¬ over, special Friday night in Reading, pulling DB’s sweat pants off in the field house, helping JK w his mental problems, good times with DB, DS, JB, SL, TL, KQ, RW, KH, JC, EC, SB, JK.Activities, Basketball. w ixaAetA , ((cAerson 73 Bancroft Avenue Beth, Nick...Fav. Class, Biology w Mr. Kenney...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Kenney, Mr. Rhodes Mrs. Healy... Memories...“My Hair is not orange!”, Papa Gino’s, biographies w BOC, NHD, Jr. Sr. prom ’86 w BD, the Case, Mark 6 21 85, the snowbank, football games w KA, Milton-TS, fun times w CQ EO, BM and his comb, Canobie Lake ’84, ’85...Friends KA, EO, MS, BO’C, CQ, BD, TS, KH..Activities SADD, Soccer, softball, HR Rep, French Honor Society, Nat’l Honor society, JR class marshall, peer tutoring. “The future is open wide. There’s nothing you and I can’t do. You’ve seen the difference and it’s getting better all the time. ’’-Modem English SENIORS 111 P)rtf n( f . ’(r)ON ne 63 Colburn Road fOcy, Bry .Fav. Class. AP Chem...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Rhodes Mr. Kaczowka.Remembered for the Datsun, “You don’t really run cross country, do you?”, “For a dandy’’...Memories... 1st annual 84, Midnight swims, stop signs JE, pitching pennies. Cape PM, Penn MS, Seger ' 86 Boob Comb, Lib. lunch donuts BD BM “4-3” (?), Cathy, Papa Gino’s Beth. The ’’Bomb”, New Year’s ’85-’86, WRpopsicles, NHDC6H12, golf¬ ing BD, BM...Activities--Wrestling, football, cross country, SADD, peer tutoripg, student council, HR rep. Give your best to life and the best will return to you many fold. ” Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. are 74 Hillcrest Road Red, Scanathon...Fav. Class, AP chem, 20’s 30’s...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Z, Mr. Howland-Remem¬ bered for playing bass, eating habits, being green, off ramps, plan A...Memories...Chinese food, WB-2 86, office 1st per., Pizza Hut runs, Shanghai McNuggets, Wed Prac-NM PS, 44-KB, cheddar onion burger, Halloween ’86, Pizza Pete, AD-9 86...BD, DC, GS, MH. EM, KR, RW.Activities-Band, Jazz Band . ln 20 yrs. will be in Engineering or Physical Science and hap¬ pily married. “Many times I’ve lied. Many times I’ve listened. Many times I’ve wondered how much there is to know.”- Led Zeppelin tU tew f. CO Cee e 700 Haverhill Street ' Matty...Fav. Class, Algebra ILFav. Teachers Mr. Mrs. Scarpitto-Remembered for going out w KF. bike rid¬ ing, biggest jake on wrestling team ..Memories.Great times w KF, ES’s parties, RP birthday bash in Maine, “The Lagoon”, bike ride to Gloucester with JBSF and TD, TJ’s, Batrucci’s with KF, PG, NZ, LK. CM . pump- kining ' 86.,.CC, PC. CS, ES, JB, CC, SF. PG, JD, PP, DD. Activities-Wrestling team. “They say I’m crazy but I have a good time. Life’s beer good to me so far!’’-The Eagles 112 SENIORS ( rrs o t er 80 Prescott Street r e t ' K’Jt 281 Summer Avenue Eh...Fav. Class, 3-D design, Photo offset, Lithography...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Scarpitto...Remembered for my x-mas Eve parties, dat¬ ing TP, “Doo-de-doo”...Memories...BD’s house- summers WP, Timmy, Hampton Beach, HR w CN, parties-PB, GC, TM, California, TP summer ’85, “The Bridge”, 1 2 days parties-JD’s, concerts, ’’the woods”, Jr. prom-Timmy, Prom night-Maine-TP, KB KJ, KD DB, camping (Vermont) ’86, x-mas presents-JD’s, bio-JD, LS, DF, Boston-AT, parties at Weef s...SM, CV, TD, CO, DO..Activities-Jr. Sr. skip days.Jn 20 yrs. will be an interior decorator. . Xenn A 01. € . iAJU 88 Glenmere Circle Fav. Class, English w Mr. Woody...Remembered for being a strange person...Memories...going home at the end of the day, fun times with Jay, Kris, John, and Kirt.Jn 20 yrs, still hopes to live in comfort. , ( C. C t 12 Sturges Road Ollie O...Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely...Remembered for playing football with the Bradley clan, the mante, Yo ”0”, three finger ollie...Memories...Summer of ’86 with DM DD, Van Halen ’86, Bocephus made, the best and the worst of times...Good times--Dan Doherty, Craig Bradley, Steve Whalen, Erik Eagleston, and Bill Hewitt -Jere C s xirne 235 Washington Street ((c e e . 24 Cross Street Mitch, Michellsa, Dizza...Fav. Class, English DE...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Scarpitto Mr. Levesque...Remem- bered for always laughing smiling, being called Dizzy...Memories...Pumpkining w PS, PD, PT, Stef s wild parties, SB, JM, MB,AL, years w Andy Lenox, 10 3 86, MD’s house, the back parking lot, The Station House crew, freshman math, 10 31 86 w KC, ES, LS MP, Quarries...Friends--Class of ’87 and my Mom.Activities-Dist. Ed...In 2 yrs. will be living my life driving my GT Mustang candy-red convertable. “It’s a time to look back fondly on the past, a time to look forward, eagerly to the future. ” “Ellen, we finally made it!” Em, Emma, Schnowzer...Fav Classes, Am. Lit Hum. Behavior...Fav. Teachers, Mrs. Healy Mr. Hodgkins ...Remembered for giving advice, wearing fuschia, her monologues...Memories...Private jokes w CQ, Sting, the Cape, SS, TR, and Ham’s parties, Jr Sr proms, lunch parties, CD’s sailor hat, produce runs, p-squad, travel buddy, UMass, late night raps, the hitchhiker, telepathy, best of times w best of friends...Track, cross¬ country, SADD, AMAS, Fr.Club pres, w CQ “Our life together is so precious together. We have grown. Although our love is still special, let’s take a chance and fly away somewhere alone.”—John Lennon Rich, DH.Fav. Class, Algebra 1 ILFav. Teachers, Mr. Vaccaro Mr. Nelson...Remembered for wrestling magazines, CVS, my tail, Hulkammania, bumper sticker...Memories...Halloween Dance ’85, Jr. Prom, football, Bob Seger, Gloucester game 4, Hospital, balloons, WWF wrestling at Field house BS dance w CB...Friends CB, KR, CS, JM, CC, NZ, PC, CT, JK, MR.Activities-Football, Student counciLln 20 yrs. will have something to do w Prof, wrestling. “I used to worry what people thought of me. Now 1 couldn’t care less, as you can plainly see. They said I was stupid, they said 1 was strange. Well, maybe I am, but I’ll never change.’’-Rowdy Roddy Piper SENIORS 213 ZZana 3A. ZAaxxfa e 59 Van Norden Road Parz, Buca...Fav. Class, Cooking w Mrs. Wood- ...Remembered for liking SZ, constantly talking laughing, hitting DiSanzo’s bumper, right direc- tional...Memories...Good times w LF, KG, SL, CN, ES, LS, TD , The Cape w CN, KG, etc...(D + H) BS, Sue, “Twist and Shout”, Pickles-n-mayo, Blacker’s house, summer ’86, N-end Italian feasts, What? MWA! the baeef at MCD’s, Rumplee’s Jr. Prom w MT, LF, TF, “OH what a night”, OM God, Kiss 108, Snorkle, New Yrs. ’83, Thanks guys for the good times! Mom Dad, thanks! I love you. Best friends--Lauren Fitz- gerald..Activities-Senior skip day, pumpkin drop. “Friends are like emeralds. Precious and rare.” Z (xa e S ' . ZZeaxsan 22 Grant Street Beth, Ms. Pareson...Fav. Class, Anatomy...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Garland...Remembered for being best friends w PT, “There’s a bug on your book!”, being in love w AA, being AA’s private nurse...Memories ...Summer ’84 w PT, MO, A, Rocky Balboa, “What side of the train do we get off?”, purple wp’s (???), Irish Oatmeals, wilderness w P, M, A, doing our “Wash in the laundrymat, almost drowning thanks to M, Adam Ant 11 20 85..., sole photography editor of PIONEER,plans to go into Nursing “Let’s lose our way Go completely astray And find ourselves again. ’’-Moody Blues ZZcta Z. 3Zari$( 30 Springvale Road Pod Par-a-see, Pareess, Paris...Fav. Class, Building Construction, Trig...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Vaccaro, Mrs. Scarpitto...Remembered for ’70 Chevelle, driving too fast, 4 wheeling in my 2 wheel drive p ...Memories...P-doodle, “end result”, “Hold the phone!”, ARNG, BFD, ’77 Ford f-150 Pick up, ’70 Chevelle,Eagle Scout, Troop 705 BSA, tape, weapons...Friends FE, MM, RP, JH, JG, GH “Otis”, TG, MS, TZ , BS, DD, PM, “Sav”, “Scouty”, “Pica”, NM...fActivities-Band...ln 20 yrs. will be a fireman. “Two roads diverge in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. -Robert Frost. 36 nan 3 exxeaa t 119 Red Gate Lane Mad Scribbler...Fav. Class, Microbiology w Mr. Kenney...Remembered for leaving pumpkins on Cop’s doorstep, acquiring various items for scavenger hunts, PR for Alien Intelligence Club, one of 4 BS’ers in Microbiology, the play “Why do we laugh?”, one of the last wargamers, chopping Mr. K’s head off with a guillotine. JP, TL, KH, IT, IS, IN, TH, EB. AG.Active in drama club, programming. Math and Science teams. Alien Intelligence Club, Wargamer’s club I will see you on the dark side of the moon.’’-Pink Floyd 36 rZan ZZ. 3 e ers 62 Bay State Road Ricardo, Ricker, Rick...Fav. Class, Bio,Ancient His¬ tory...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely ...Remembered for band party, summer ’86, Egg covered Camaro, concerts, Lechmere, Bugging PE...Memories...Biggio’s parties, pumpkining Mr. Quinn’s, RPD’s beforehand, Blueberr Hill, Soph, 3rd period DV, DD, JH, Mr. Z’s silly analo¬ gies, the “Neyank” mobile, “Gabwaga”, keys,Sam’s variety, “Split seed”, DV, DD, MT, NK, Harland’s party, Biggio’s lot, SC experience, concerts, Camp Rice Moody, Snow, DD’s change...DV, DD, PH, DD, JH, JR, EH, JW, MK, BS, PE, Aw...Going to college “I live for the weekend”-Triumph Pfef, Joyous...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Swanson, Mrs. Brogna, Miss 0’Brien...Remembered for loitering in the orange locker area, sleeping on the heater, sticking stickers on people, the big red bomb ..Memories... “Sheila, what are you doing?”, Rhonda ' s fascination w snaps, Oh! I’m so embarassed (Jenny), my buppy has a...(Chrissy), WOW. (Laura), Oh my face (Crispo), Wonalancet, “This brown bag?”, It’s 9:00 on a Satur- day...Friends--Laura D. Rhonda Reindeer, Pig, Fup, Crispo, Sheila, Annemarie, Clam, Mike A, Bob S, John L. Activities-Track, SADD...Special thanks to Eddie, my Mom, my Dad my Aunt Kay. 114 SENIORS 707 Pearl Street Fav. Class, DE...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesque ...Remembered for working in the school store, trash with Tino, breaks with Tino Thomas...Memo- ries...Good times in Mr. Levesque’s room, Mr. Feit’s 11th grade English...Friends PS, JM, MT...Activities Freshman soccer...In 20 yrs. will be working in a store. Pop, Paco...Fav. Class, Decision .Fav. Teacher, Mr. Soule...Remembered for my name...Memories...leaving at the end of the day...Ken Oliva. Tony Papadopolis, Jeff Morris, Cisco Naranjo...ln 20 yrs. 1 will be building houses buildings, be married to my girlfriend, and raise a family. Rhon...Remembered for my musical name...Memori- es...Green jello, Wonalancet, the peacetrain, punkinin in back of JR’s pickup, moons, “OK, I’ll admit”, roof parties, CG’s tortillini, Stoneham men, Cal w Joy 8 86, JR’s party 85, Loo-ow 1 86, “I don’t remember?” Aerosmikth, food fights w Jen, broken beds, It’s 9:00 on a Sat. “This brown bag?”, Fup, you’re EXTRA fine! Ernie Bert forever...Always remember good times w Creespo, Dales, Pfef, Annmarie, Ralphie, Jen D, Fup, of course BH...Activities--Powderpuff, SADD, Pioneer..Jenny I’ll never forget you! “Don’t ever stop loving, don’t ever stop believing, don’t ever stop dreaming your dreams.” 30 Gleason Road Bunni, MufL.Fav. Class, Spanish la...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Lyle...Remembered for being Traci’s best friend, dating Dave, worthy advisor of Rainbow, work-- Bradlees Kindercare, my thumbs hiccups... Memories...Normandy the lake, summer ’84, Mitzie, waters edge dinners, Bobs twins, Jr. Sr. proms, AM- 169, Especially Traci, Dave, Mike Rich, the charger, 16 fury, daily lectures..Activities-SADD “I always knew that looking back on my crying would make me laugh, but 1 never knew that looking back on my laughter would make me cry. In my search for the rainbow’s end, I found not gold, but you my friends. ” ne 49 Old Farm Road Fav. Class, Geometry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro...Remembered for skiing during wrestling sea¬ son, Klepto, t-shirt collection...Memories ...Wingaer- sheek Beach parties, hunting DD’s backyard, sledding Loon, Biggiofest, Breakdancing Rascals, Ernie, Wres¬ tling practice, pumpkining ’86, July 4th ’86, Booted Whispers, BB, CS, CC, MO, NZ, BS...Activities— Football, tri-captain wrestling team. “You can dream... But you can never go back the way you came. ” JB SENIORS 115 35 Blueberry Lane Bird, Bobin Robin...Fav. Class, Jr. Office Practice...Fav. Teacher, Ms. Verzola...Remembered for detentions, lateness, eating a cribsheet in Spanish, being 21, being loud and goofy...Memories...l6th b-day at the LaGoon, AC DC, Triumph, Bob Seger w Boudi, Ski trips, ES bushes, BT in Spanish, Blueberry Hill, 5th hole keg parties, Good Harbor, BS w the girls Dom, Sr. Prom, flat tire while pumpkining w LV JB.JB, LV, CC, BH, SF, ES,LM, KM, + the boys..Activities Gymnastics, powder puff. “1 see their faces, I feel the traces they’ve left on my soul. Those are the memories that make me a wealthy soul. ’’-Bob Seger 75 Dana Roaa Sue Bee, Schmu...Fav. Class, French V...Remembered for my laugh, breaking my foot-1 step, “Let me go 1st , worrying about everyone...Memories..AZ w LK, BO ' s at CC ’86. laughing circles w JB CD, GT’s t ss’s, Wingaersheek Beach b-ball parties, Echoes week¬ end, b-ball camp ’85, CD ' s car Ah!”, 8 22 85, jogs w CD, summer ' 86, smellen’s song of the day-the “Put” crew, Aquarium the Wall (airbom), singing in gym w BM + TG..Activities SADD, Varsity basketball, Spr¬ ing Track. 1 always thought that looking back on my crying would make me laugh, but 1 never knew that looking back on my laughter would make me cry. ” (c auc ia S. 746 Pearl Street Cludge...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Budrewicz, Jenn...Remembered for being an instigator, voice of mornings, being a brown nose...Memories...Wild times w special friends-Thanks to all, Seniors! Making up annoying nicknames,Schnowzer the mimic, P-Squad, Summer 86, Big Chill, Ham’s bash? Priv. jokes w Em, 1st Lunch Bunch, Duke, casually acquiring objects, AMAS, Chronicled, all our crazy times, Ya Ya Groovus!...20 years from now , hosting Sat Night Live while employed on the Starship Enterprise ...Everyone,the pleasure was mine. “Yes.” I said. Isn’t it pretty to think so?”-Emest Hemingway 41 . 41 Heather Drive Kimba, Kimbee, Mrs. Lloyd, Kimmy...Fav. Class, Word Processing...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Blaney...Remembered for admitting where 1 went on weekends, house- work...Memories...ARNF 4 18 86 Paul JP1LYPF- Cutie, good times w TH. CL, JM, TG, TB, JB, SF, KM, CB, 8 1 85 Sgt. O’Keefe-Thanks, 10 27 86 BF with Rich-Thanks, New Edition-TG, JM. KM + the fun ride home, JR false alarm...Activities--Tennis, Cheerleader, SADD, Advanced Group dance. “Cheer up! Better days are coming-Cheer up! Don’t sink your chin into your collar-Cheer up! For behind every cloud is a sky that is clear-You can’t stop believ¬ ing that good days are here. ’’-Author ? Felipe...Fav. Classes, Trig Mr. Vaccaro’s bad jokes, Comp. math-Mr. Schettini...Memories...Good times w Kristen Ross, KR, CC, GW, MW, soccer team, Giro- special thanks, Jr. Prom, Austin’s Sr. Prom, soccer practice-CM, BN, KA, am rides w Carolyn, the chariot, cheerios, Wake Reilly telling me to smile..Acti- vities—Varsity soccer, SADD, Spanish Club- ...Remembered for Paulie’s party-Statie’s w GW, KR, MW leaving my stalled car by P S, my seat-belted stuffed animals.Jn 20 yrs. will be married with 2 kids, a big house, and a red convertible Rabbait. “A life of the fondest memories makes up for the ones filled with tears.” Ralph, Jenny, Pig...Remembered for getting emotion¬ al, sleeping, bad luck w Irish and Italian men.Memo- ries.,.3 11 83-The Great Corruption, The Gas’s, those WONDERFUL Stoneham men, Best of times, food fights, and years w RP, French, Blind dates. Van Gogh, and foolproof plans w CG, LD’s faithful listen¬ ing, AH and the endless answer, NH nights, rain gear w JP, Beef-n-skiw LC, WhatBrownbag?”,“Doyou really want to stay on the roof tonight?” “Great!” Wow ”, Special times with Danny (I love you). Thanks to the best family in the world. I love you Tom. ..And you leam and learn. With every good-bye, you learn. ” lib SENIORS ff a S . e Z i 110 Timbemeck Drive Swade, Reils, Boggsy...Fav. Class, Advertising and graphic design...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Howland (Red Rider)...Remembered for my Arlo Guthrie t-shirt, my annual to be shot list, my hats, De-tar baby, spelling my lasts name correctly...Memories...Bill Dillons 1st and 2nd annual, soccer games w Flib, the Esplanade, Methuen w BJ, Canobie Lake “Outrageous crap”, the penny cruisin’ donuts w MR in the wicked yella...Fri- ends-MR, JF, BJ, BD, BOC, MS, PM, BM .Activities- Cross country, hockey, track...COLLEGEBOUND “You know, I don’t even know what I’m hoping to find; running into the sun, but I’m running behind. Jackson Browne 63 Sunnyside Avenue Sandy, Peaches, Wiki, Sunny, EB.Fav. class, Algebra l...Fav. teacher, Mrs. Jones.Remembered for always giggling,talking about Gary, flirting, “you’re hurt¬ ing! ’’..Memories .Early mornings in RM. 169, Christ¬ mas Partys, BK parties, working at BK, Jr. Prom w GJ. JC, JC. CM. BP, PT. WM. AC, SP, TA, SM, PK, DF, KH. SR. 20 years from now wants to be President of IBM If you can imagine it, you can achieve it.” If you can dream it, you can become it.” - William Arthur Ward. SENIORS 117 , (« H t . P71 vcuAevo 182 Van Norden Road Fav. classes, Human Behavior, Reading plays, Portfolio Rep...Fav. teachers, Mrs. Katz, Mrs. Epste- in...Remembered for talking about EVERYONE, say¬ ing “hi”, slap me, Madonna, Marilyn...Memories...HR Sandy, Lunch-spanky, Dawn, Tammy, Billy, Mary, Mrs. E saying, “Seniors, where are you?”, free periods, Sandy + Wendy - in library, rascals, sleeping out, get¬ ting in trouble, George White, Joe Digiovane, Wendy MacLean, Nancy Macivaie, Mark Milliey, Elaine BHerbian, Jamie Woods, Lanise Beach, DE, Tammy Gravlin, Sandy Rideout...20 years from now will own a store in Boston. “Funny how time flies when your’re having fun.” ' anne (CCf 28 Blairwood Avenue Jean...Fav. class, Algebra I and II, Chemistry, Anatomy...Fav. teachers, Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Scarpitto, Mr. Debeck, Mr. Blodgett.Remembered for lending out pencils to everyone who asked...Memo- ries...nights out w CD, LB, and JF, Halloween Dance ’86, Gym class-11 14 w AMH...Friends, Jody, Cindy, Heather, Liz, Ann...Activities, Field hockey-4 years, Basketball...20 years from now will be a veterinarian. “I decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadows. If I fail, if I succeed, at least I’ll live as I believe.” - Whitney Houston. A ’ nine P . PjSu 99 Belmont Street c Neane...Fav. class, Algebra IL.Fav. teacher Mr. Hart..Memories...Good times with SR and JB, Cape Cod, Sue and JF, hanging around w SD, DT, KR, MM, LO, PF, work with SM and SS, 7 25 86, Lake Placid, SH games, my bro and cuz, late night swims...SR, JB, EJ, TG, SM, BM, KM, JD, LK. Played in powder puff, wants to own her own clothing store. Thanks Mom and Dad. “Why are good-byes so good if the best is yet to come?” - Bryan Adams. fticAae St . Pi ea 1494 Main Street Mike, Ike...Fav. class, Chem study, Mr. Z....Fav. teacher Mr. Howland-Remembered for bright yellow car, parking between the lines, Answering, “I don’t know. ” when asked why I’m selling my car...Memori- es...Doughnut runs - 3rd period, Hampton Beach- vollyball, candy bar architecture-Flib, Wade-spelling his last name wrong, the blue bomber, biking- Tuna...Flib, Bob, Tuna, Wade, Mark, Brian, Bill, Billy. “I understand about indecision, but I don’t care if I get behind people living in completion, all I want is to have my piece of mind. ” - Boston. 4 {f ' cA ae S ' . 0 Pocr± 20 Brentwood Drive Mike...Fav. class, phy sics...Fav. teacher, Tom Myslic- ki...Remembered for totaling my bug, mystery mach¬ ine, hugs...Memories...Good times with Jen B., Amy H., Paul V., Candy C., Andy G., Kim R., Joey C., and Brian T.;trips to Maine, Ski Trips, Gymnastics with Tom...Activities, Gymnastics (captain seniors), peer tutoring, “Hello Dolly!”...20 years from now will be happily married-running an engineering business from a self designed home in the Maine woods. Patricia «. ft. Poycrs 16 Fairmount Road 1 Trish, TR. Fav. class, Senior Math w Mr. Vaccaro.Remembered for laughing when it’s not al¬ ways appropriate, for hating “B“ and “C”, and mailing my SAT s “in the wrong place’’...Memories... Wingaer- sheek Beach Parties, EM’s b-day bash 8 6 86, JC’s vic¬ tory parties, P-squad 10 31 86, Sting w EO, GT, Hampton 7 86 w PH, Florida ’85 w LK “Hi, Robby!”, 5 31 86 BVM, lost at UMass w JD, EO, MK, ‘Clip¬ ping” LL w DT, the soggy week kw DT, NJ, MBD, SB’s 8 30 86, X-Mas ’85 w PH, New Year’s Eve ’85, “Close-call”, w DT, JC, Loon Ski trips, activities: Varsity field hocky, softball, SADD, Jr Sr class Committee. i cott S ' . SPoaers 186 High Street Bubba Joe, Scottie-dear . Fav. Class, art, 20’s + 30’s ...Fav. Teachers, Ms. Katz, Mr. Howland-Remembered for happy in plaid, Marilyn M. lunchbox, ”coo-el”, ’’what a bag”, prompt and neat (sure Scott), ’That is so gross!”...Memories...Pro-Arts ’85 ’’Holy Cabooses!” -Hello Dolly! ’86, sharper image Matt, ”La-dee” - Baunita, boppin w Bubba, mauing-Gwee’s, Kimby keeps me tickling, drama jocks, Kl, Heikemobile, photo-stud BD, Raybo, TC, AS. Activities, Pr. Drama club, Alien Intelligence club. Q: ’’Scott, will you ever grow up?” A: ”Nah” ”Con-for-mi-ty N. 1:correspondence in belief, manner or apparence 2: Blend in with crowd 3:RMHS. Scott tAooneu 28 Smith Avenue Scotty...Remembered for his haircut, living for hockey, losing with dignity, spitting on the ice during the Na¬ tional Anthem...Memories... ' 85-86 Hockey season (ML Champs) Pumpkining ’86, Being the stickman when playing street hockey, will always remember best of times with Martha - hopefully many more to come. One last goodbye to friends, BT, LT, CC, KR, RC, CL, SF, JB, MD.Activities, Varsity hockey starter. The bonds of friendship that we have created may let us fade, but never forget. - Scott Rooney U8I SENIORS C Cpis en f. fflass 457 Franklin Street Fav. class, Anatomy + Physiology, Chemistry...Fav. teachers, Mr. Garland, Mr. Z...Memories... Jr. Prom- Austin’s, Sr. Prom-pp, “hi”, bashes-pp, GV, NN, DJ, Thinking alike with Felicia - “Don’t worry, he’ll call!” Walking to typing between BL +TC, 2 85, 8 86-pp. Good times w FR, KR, MK, MW, GW, GV, RD, Thanks to Felicia for always being there, thanks to John for making me smile...In 20 yrs. will be married-2 kids, english sheepdog, red convertable mercedes- employed as a nurse. “I decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadow. If I fail, if I succeed, at least I’ll live as I believe. ” - W. H. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Cathy - I love you. S ' fa pea l . Ao au ‘ 329 Haverhill Street Andreas Petty, Andreas Volenweiden...Fav. Class, 20’s 30’s, Graphic arts...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Howland, Mr. Harney Miss Montejunas...Remembered for Tom Petty the Heartbreakers, 40 + concerts, everyone’s Mommy, ducky pins...Memories...TP everyone I met because of him, Metrophathways, late nights— Impressions, Illinios-HW MW, 4 20 86 camping Orpheum, siou sie-Brian 5 18 86 JW, England, Mr. Bond, chez Marshalls, Lisa, Johnny, Mom, Dad, Nana, Uncle Frankie-I love you allL.ET, KD, DB, BD, EE, DC, HW, JS, ND. “The waiting is the hardest part.’’-Torn Petty Aximtep ij S ' . SAo a a i 40 Mark Avenue Kimmi, Ro, Ma, Guin...Fav. teacher Mr. Blaney- ...Remembered for being loud, flirting, wearing sweats everyday, calling everyone “hun”...Memories...Jr. prom w Bobby, bus ride to Canobie Lake (sloshed), pumpkining, Good Harbor Beach bum w MW, GW, CC “Did you lose your gas cap”, “BBBC”, “Are you baked?”, Pauli’s party, the staties in N. Andover, flea yack much? Driving w MW UNHA, thanks for 17 yrs. of friendship, Marty! Thanks for pushing me Momma Daddy, I love you guys! “I was living in a world of childish dreams someday these childish dreams must end to become a man and dream again.’’—Bruce Springsteen fames si. m asset 91 Spruce Road Russ.Fav. Class, Ancient History, art...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Wood, Mrs. Katz...Remembered for never having a pencil, and being late for homeroom...Memories...7th period w the E-man, camping at Glenn’s in Hampton, lots of SABS, the magic buc, nights on the golf course, Aerosmith and Kinks concerts, the Burning bed, the days of JF, all the good times w EH, GR, JH, GF, JW, MC, MK, the girls, and everybody else. Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. 1 live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. ” Led Zeppelin apt. ft . t fcAuta m 25 Country Road Schalmie...Fav. Class, Physics...Fav. Teachers, Mrs. Burne, Mr. Zenewicz...Remembered for dating Beth, “I can play that.”, skipping the sections and states to ski, “For Five dollars I’ll say it.”...Memories...4 operations for 1 broken thumb, last day of soph yr. 10:15 pm, arrested for bughunting in, biycling home from Penn w BOC, Fri night “Football” films, out to lunch w the guys, junior ski trip, being on weight for wrestlin- g .BOC, BM. BD, BN, BJ. WR, JF, WR, JF, TS, JH, MR.Activities-Football, wrestling, baseball, Im¬ pressions, HR rep, National Honor Society, SADD. “The will to win is not as important as the will to prepare to win.” epptcfc f . , fanfapet 50 Rockwell Street Boston, MA Dee.Fav. Class, Spanish Math...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Brogna Mrs. Fritz...Memories...The double overtime win against Andover in the state basketball toumement, the fun that CF and I had in Mrs. Fritz’s Spanish class. SENIORS U9 22 Batchelder Road “I”, Weeina...Fav. Class Spanish l...Fav. teacher Mr. Scarpitto...Remembered for having parties, being Dear Abby, hitting Latham’s lamp post...Memories...“The lagoon”, bs w JB. PB + CC’s parties, closet case, late night w RP DP, party week, hanging out w the guys, starting out w LM, good times with RP, not bad, out in Mansfield, Segar, Triumph, always having a good time with the gang. .20 years from now; asking Robi for my $ L30, looking for a job. The hardest times to live down are the times I lived it up!” ar c Sf. dcii cut s e t a 6 Norman Road Shash...Fav. Class, Photo offset...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Hamey...Remembered for the months of waiting for the firebird to get on the road, buying things I never had the money for, sleeping through French, taking days off to play golf, never getting a fair shake from Coach Gillis...Memories...“ Flanging out” w MM, BS and LT in the halls while they rag on people, sneaking out of photo offset to hit the cafe, trying to catch DM cheating at golf matches, “The coffee house”, the rugbeaters...Lou, Mike, Brian, Kenny, Paul, Scott..Acti¬ vities—Golf team, Coffee house...In 20 yrs. will be play¬ ing at the Centrum, or still “jamming” in the bam. fPetew S ' . Jewen oms 7 Colburn Road Tino...Fav. Classes, Dist. Ed., Contemporary World Affairs...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Levesque, Mr. Feit, espe¬ cially Mr. Swanson...Remembered for being loud, high energy, liveliness, my cars...Memories...Best time in English w PD, MP, ooy, DaDoot, Sammy’s house, the Gultch, Butler woods, Dist. Ed, all my HR antics w Mrs. Onusseit, project adventure w Tom Myslicki, English w Miss Monte., back parking lot, pumpki- ning.OH, JP, MG, DM, MT, LW, KA, DD, GW, Sammy, Pronco, Mitch, Marble...Activities--Wrestling, Dist. Ed ...Plans a job w the airlines, then w WAAF. “Just tune in to what this place has got to offer because we will never be here again.’’-Van Halen 1 taste k . S t ixt 45 Track Road Squiddly, Di, Squid...Fav. Class, Music Theory...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Bond, Mr. Bunten...Remembered for Chill, Oh man!, I swear I didn’thave anything to do w it, Homework? What homework? Kitty!, Sesh!, Hey gorgeous!, or would you rather be a pig?...Memories ...Men’s dressing rm. at Filene’s, Chinese food, high¬ way runs, Halloween ’86, April ’86, McDonald’s w KB AS, Weds, band rehersal, Chem labs w KS, the WB Feb. ’86, Leg’s NM, are you an inny or an outy?, pumpkining w EF on foot..KB, NM, SO, GS, AS, BC. AC, DF, SD, PP, AC, EF, KM, SG, AD, SD, AP, DC. LC ..Activities--Jazz band, band ...Employed at Donut Maker.COLLEGEBOUND « ttr c ff. ft oerto 17 Buckingham Drive Fav. Class, Clay...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Wood ...Remembered for signing in late, jingling my keys ...Memories..AC DC (BCN van), Bob Seger, Triumph, in the light, Wilma, fifth period crew. 12 22 85 (the hornet), quotes from “the club”, Junior prom, “The gang”.Activities-Priming team, varsity “Hacky sack” team.In 20 yrs. will be playing mad tunes on WZLX. “Leaves have fallen all around Time 1 was on my way Thanks to you I’m much obliged, such a pleasant stay”-Led Zeppelin 120 SENIORS S n rew Jj . . nn i: oH 46 Pinevale Avenue C Qm erlu « 4t. Jimtk 39 Riverside Drive Kim...Fav. class, Micro biology, American Lit...Fav. teachers, Mr. Kenney, Mr. BenshimoLRemembered for “uxbridge?” Where’s uzbridge?”, L.A.C...Memories... Good times w Punky, pizza at Barrows w Mark,pumpkining in the Pinto, ’’wake up!” Jodi’s suprise party, Mt. Washington, Depth valley w Mark, Summer ’86, French exchange, the Elton John + Bob Segar concerts, Froggie Lane, “okie ’85”...GU, MC, EB, JF, SH, JR, CD, HH, HK...Activities, Science team, Hr. rep. photography staff...COLLEGEBOUND. “Don’t stop thinking about tommorow. Don’t stop it will soon be here.” - Fleetwood Mac. («r c S ' . Sta uetc 7 Orchard Park Drive Fav. Class, Computers...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Schettini, Mrs. Cook Mr. Lovely...Memories..Always having braces on, “Coach” Hal’s grueling practices...MG, GD, AS in homeroom.Member of golf, spring and winter track teams...ln 20 yrs. will be a rich engineer. “You might have forgot the journey ends. You tied your knots and you made your friends. ’’—The Cars ra o r e o 75 Whitehall Lane Bells...Fav. Class, English w Mr. Scarpito...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Scarpitto...Remembered for always going to the doctors, knee braces, rank sessions, blonde hair...Memories...Seger, ZZ Top, The Golf course, PB’s CC parties, 17th birthday, Senior prom, Maine, Cape, ES parties, “The Charger”, Friday night films, Main St. Chase, An affair?, “PC the snowman”...PC, NZ, JM, CC, CC, RP, MO, DJ, KD, ES, CT, PB, KR, “The football team”..Activities-HR rep, football, wrestling, track, “Everything must have an end. Like an ocean to a shore, like a river to a stream, it’s the famous final scene.’’-Bob Seger Patricia . Pmct l South Street Trish, Tricia, TS, Tish...Fav. Teachers Mr. Croft, Mr. Howland, Mr. Appleby...Fav. Classes, Idea of Man, AP Chem...Remembered for chocolate chip cookies, of cross country races, “clevless”, feet...Memories... N.H.D., x-C ’86CM, EN, BO’C, MS, MF, EC, AS, BM, TG, BD,.. Activities X-Country, winter track, tennis, Impressions, High Happenings, peer tutoring. “Yet all the experience is an arch wherethrough gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades for¬ ever and forever when 1 move.” - Tennyson. jfiaano ; Street ;eun sf. A. 64 Charles Spaz...Fav. Class, Human Behavior w Mr. Vales- ka...Remembered for being one step above everyone else, going out w Cindy Frye, being Ital- ian...Memories...AC DC, Triumph, Seger, 6 18 86 Goucester, Hampton Beach, Summer ’86...GS, MS, TD, DM, BB, CC, CS, ED, DF, DC, BC, PD, BH, BD.Activities-Priming team, Hack Sack teamJn 20 yrs. will be enjoying early retirement. SENIORS 121 Z en S . , at(to 104 Lowell Street LM, Elsa, El, Boot.Fav. Classes, Jop, Word Process¬ ing-Fay. Teachers, Mr. Blaney, Mrs. Verzo- la...Remembered for being a spaz, driving w out a license, taking Dad’s car to Peabody, meeting and get¬ ting a kiss from Lionel Richie, Cadillac fun...Memori- es...running out of gas in Methuen, friends, the Boofettes, Leslie’s parties, Bermuda bound, falling through MP’s deck, “Stand by me”, LS, MP, KG, get¬ ting sea sick, 16th b-day, Spring break, blowout on turnpike, York Steak House. I love you JJ. Thanks for everything Mom Da...Hopes to be an interior designer in NY, own a condo be successful. Zei ie . yf eeAieJ 22 Shady Hill Land Les, Bondo, Lily...Fav. Class, Computers w Mr. Blaney.-.Remembered for running out of gas in Methuen, signing in late, car accidents, headbands, summer of ’86, many huge parties during the summer...memories...U-end Italian feast, Bermuda, ’’Let’s do the tengo”, adventures in Everett, 1st per. at McDonald’s w KG, JD, York Steak House w MP, ES, KG, “Stand by me”, Jr. Sr. skip day, pumpkin drop. Thanks a lot Mom Dad, Kim Shedd, I couldn’t have done it w out you...Hopes to be an accountant in a big firm, be best friend w Kim Shedd. “Boys are soon forgotten but friends are remembered always. ” 20 Baldwin Lane Bone...Fav. Class, Independent Study...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Moscariello...Remembered for trashing my Fiero, always getting caught, and Kenya...Memories...good times w MS, MA, JJ, EJ, C, that half day, last day of school ’86 at CT’s, thank you PP, Long Beach, Good Harbor, Rock climbing w MA, JL, JKP, MK, never I having my homework done, BS’s before and after I school, never forget AM...Member of Spring winter I track teams w Hal, Co-capt. w MD. o ient , i one rtan , { nc ce 45 Haystack Road S ' nn lane , i 107 John Carver Road Suds...Fav. Classes, Elementary school seminar, H. Biology...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Dunbar Mr. Kenney- ...Remembered for having long hair and being afraid to cut it, whining, banana’s, “Band Ten Hut”...Memories...good friends good times, Than¬ ksgiving ’85, Hello Dolly, thick pan pizza, Men’s dress¬ ing room at Filene’s, “Blame it on bucket seats!”, BS dance w N„Activities-Capt. Girls soccer, drum major, sec. of student council, officer of Spanish club Honor Society, Jazz band, Singers Unlimited, Drama, Sec. of Alien’s Intelligence...ln 20 yrs. hopes to be an elemen¬ tary school teacher. “Who wills, can. Who tries, does. Who loves, lives.” tHin 22 Dudley Street Sully, Skull...Fav. Cl ass, Geometry w Mr. Kaczow- ka...Remembered for Subaru, always owing money, signing in late, the IT...Memories...The Fridge, Old Orchard ' 86, the concerts, LZ’s, Sunoco, Jr Prom, times w SF (thanx), going out w the guys, ski trips, pumpkining, the Lagoon, spring BREAK! and most of all Tiffiney...RC, CC, BC, MS, PC, DM, TD, ED, AA, TG, BH, JC, MR, DD, BT... Member of priming team, and hacky sack team...ln 20 yrs. hopes to be enjoying early retirement. “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog!’’-Phil Vaccaro 122 SENIORS C rts o i ey , . , t ce: 94 King Street ' Shane...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Cooke...Memories...Blueberry Hill, Rel’s cellar, CG, AH, PM, MKP, DB, PM, JF, MD, CW...College- bound. “There is not much left to know, and I’m on the road to find out. ’’-Cat Stevens. 28 Puritan Road Pam, Spamma...Fav. Classes, Graphics, Portfolio Prep, 20’s 30’s, Western Civ...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Howland, Mr. Appleby, Ms. Katz...Remembered for nails, earrings, best friends w BP, lugging around my portfolio...Memories...Summer ’84 w BP, Irish oat¬ meal, Liza and Wendy grunting on the subway, EC’s party? Summer ’86 w Tonda, PV’s secret BP’s, “Wouldn’t it be wise to avoid that obstruction?”, Guido, Pablo, Juan, and springboard, R and LA’s 40, golfing...BP, WM, “Liza”, A, SR, EC, JC, HH, SH, PC, DH, MW, SR, JC, JF, TS, ET, AR, DC.Activities- Impressions art staff...20 yrs. from now will be a graphic artist. 86 West Street Theo...Fav. Class, Computer Math...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Schettini, Mr. Vacarro...Will be remembered for Gou- cester EVERY weekend! DD and BUZZ, “Theo the Greek!” in chem., my party 6 18...Memories...f“We’re seniors!”, GW tossed in Mom’s car, summer ’86, JD, AD, AS, JC, KH, MH, TM, JL, TS, cruising in the BMW, the ski trip to Loon, CLP on your ski lift, pumpkining ’86, Black coats in white corners, coply...GW, EC, CT, BW, DD, BB, CS, JD, GS, DJ, CC, JM, DS..Activities...Hr Rep, SADD® Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, I love you! “If you’re walking on thin ice, you might as well dance.”—AC 17 Haystack Road Zeke, Tomo...Fav. Class, Retailing...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Levesque...Remembered for my colorful clothes, al¬ ways talking, never shutting up, saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, “Open mouth, insert foot.”, cheat¬ ing on girls, bareaking boards in woodshop with Glen...Memories...Good times with friends, girls, homework and dear old Ma waking me up in the morning with a little song...Scott, David, Mike and John..Activities-Gym...20 yrs. is just too far ahead. I believe in taking one day at a time and making it count. , Zcv . o zwts 52 Oak Street Homus, Tomo...Fav. Classes, Algebra II, Geometry...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Vaccaro, Mr. Swan¬ son-Remembered for “I sprained it twice.”, the “new- dew”...Memories...’85-’86 baseball seasons, getting chased pumpkining ’85, PV’s party, Fall ’85, MR. PV, AG on my roof, four wheeling, parties, 19-0 Freshman season, nights out in the homusmobile, Top concert w DJ, CC, CS .Joe Castelli, Mike Rivers, Paul Vultaggio, Any GalluccLActivities-BasebalL.Thanks Mr. Mosc. “You can have money piled to the ceiling, but the size of your funeral is still going to depend on the weather.’’-Chuck Tanner, Pittsburgh Pirates Man SENIORS 223 S Atcra X. lom ison 267 Summer Avenue Ali, Aleash, Lishka, Fozzy...Fav. Classes, English, Drawing and figure painting...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Wood...Remembered for always talking, having a crush on RT, working at Bradlees. being on phone for hrs .Memories® BD’s house, Chelsea boys, summers down at WP, Hampton, Junion Prom, parties in the woods, Blacker’s, George’s, Weif s, Tom’s, shopping in Boston, sleeping over Tammi’s, Revere Beach...TD, EO, LD, SM, KB, KD, KS, LS, CV, DR, MP, LF, RH, DO, JD, AT, CM, DD, CO, MC...Thank-you for every¬ thing Mom, Gram, Gramp, and family. “Dreams seem such fragile things...and yet they are strong enough to hold tomorrow’s bright promise. ” Zot rS oi t tSe o 120 Winthrop Avenue Lou. Fav. Class, Geometry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro.Remembered for being a member of the Varsity basketball and golf teams...Memories...Winning the Middlesex League in hockey, playing on the golf team, playing rollerblade hockey w KM, JC, MD, SR, Puck ' ' taking the plunge, five lines”, lifting weights after school, pumpkining...Friends, Ken, Jim, Matt, Paul, Brian, Tom .Activities, Varsity hockey. Varsity golf. In 20 yrs. will own my own business and drive a sports car. 124 SENIORS Sy i S. iJA o tm hson- 607 Pearl Street Erine, Erwine...Fav. Classes, Trig, 20’s 30’s...Fav. teachers, Mr. Howland Mr. Vaccaro...Remembered for “I’m sorry.” “duckie” pins, fixing schedules, pink Cadillac and party boat, “choo!”, “Hello! This is Erin”, Nicholas, “Y’all”, “I can’t decide!”, M and M’s...Memories...good times w AR, KD, DB, Boston, Metropathways, Fourth of July ’86, Girls night out part 2, good times w BD, GW, EE and CW, Domino’s pizza at 1:00 am, Londonderry NH, England ’87, sixteenth birthday in biology, Feb. ’85 (Thanks, SR) Europe ’85...AR, KD, DB, DC, BD, GW, EE, BM, LA, SA, SL, ED.Activities-Metropathways, Band. “I won’t let the sun go down on me.”-Nik Kershaw. (Ayistine yfcca 11 Maria Lane Cribby, Trix, Bird...Fav. Class, Law and Economics ...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Blaney Mr. Hart...Remembered for being accident prone (the tree ’84, crash ’86)...Memories...Best times w BF’s: PB, SK, SM, MW, MK, CC, CC, BH. LD, spoons!, CS, the old Austin Gang, Sablones, PB’s bashes, LD’s New Years Eve ’85, 11 22 85 w JM Lonely ’ole Night” Growing up w Paige and Sheri, Special memories of Jay.Activi- ties--Class officer, cheering...“Good luck Beth and Jay”, “I love you Mom Dad”-Will never forget CS. “And he who from zone to zone will guide to me thy certain flight, in the long way that I must tread alone, will lead my steps alright.’’--William Bryant SZn i ( Z7 . A ucAer 14 Bay State Road Annie.Fav. Class, English...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Feit .Remembered for being Spaz, ragging on people, wearing socks on the beach...Memories...getting in tro¬ uble, little Peach, ES cottage, summer ’85 ’86 Ham¬ pton Beach, Let’s go for a walk, little Bambino, when it’s time, knock, Charlie tuna, smart food, Boofs parties, always remember ES...LL, KF, AM, SL, RM, LF, CH. JH, MP, KG, CN, NM, JD, DM, LS, ES, LG, TD KM .In 20 yrs. I will be living in California. ”1 always knew looking back on my crying would make me laugh, but 1 never though that looking back on my laughter would make me cry. ” 38 rtan A Aiomfiso ti 24 Smith Avenue T, T-Bird, Yompa, Dompa 2...Fav. Class, Word Processing...Fav. Teachers, Mrs. Scarpitto, Mr. Blaney, Mr. Swanson . Remembered for always playing hockey, captain of hockey ’86-’87, the big joke on ES, “Listen brother...”...Memories...the best of times w Stacey Fitz and family. Thank-you! JT’s going away party, RP’s weekend on the lagoon, Halloween of ’83, Bus rides w MD, RPD after Halloween Dance ’85, pumpkinin’, Middlesex Champs ’85-’86, pounding “Bullets” w MT...Friends-MT, RC, JC, RP, ES, JB, DJ, etc..Activities-Varsity hockey ’84-’87. “Get moving.’’--The Great PD X. J of. VM en 120 Franklin Street Budda. Abdu La...Fav. Class, Chem...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Zenewicz, Mr . Scarp .Remembered for always talking about football the Raiders, Al ' s broken wrist Memories...My strongest memories will come from the 4 yrs. that 1 played football; the strong friendships that were made. I’ll miss them all! Not forgetting those Fri night film festivals...SG, JC. SW, RW. BD, NZ, TG, CS, DJ, BH, DD. PE. PP. MS, PC. RP. TM, and TZ.Activi- bes-Football. track, class officer, Nat. Span, honor society ...In 20 yrs. will be 1st Lt. in US air force, flying an F-16, working w NASA married. Life with football-Yes! Life without football-No!” l eS ' fnn ft. tt a wnew 21 Coolidge Road De, “Duh”, to NZ...Fav. Class, Trig...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Vaccaro...Remembered for big brown eyes, kiddie barrettes, Jiffy Pop dance, being late, Sr. prom poet...Memories...Wingaersheek Beach parties, P- squad (10 31 86), the soggy week w NJ, TR, MD, Florida ' 86 w KF “yeow”, Em’s b-day bash, JC’s vic¬ tory parties, AMAS, summer ’86 close call SM ’86, NJ’s party--bagged, DePee at the beach--thanks sleeze, SFB (TR), stealing LC...KF, TR, LK, JD, TG, BM, SR, CD, NJ.Activities-Field Hockey, basketball, softball, SADD, French Club. “Come take my hand, we’re riding through the promise land.”—Bruce {jewf-i Z tne J u erw ‘0 93 Middlesex Avenue Gerri, Ge, Punky...Fav. Class, Idea of Man...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Bume...Memories...Fun times w friends KS, MC, JF, HH, LB, HK, SH, trips to Boston, Jr. Prom w PS, Florida 4 86 w MC, weirdos in Fanueil Hall, Frogg’s Lane, psycholanalysis w Jody, concerts, .38, Depth Valley w Mark, Domino runs, pumpkining w CD, LB, JR, MC, KS, HK, pizza world! LActivities- Spanish Club, boy’s soccer manager, High happenings, tutoring. “I think about the times to come, knowing I will be the lucky one. Forever our love will last. I always want to call you friend.’’-Kenny Loggins Stevie Nicks _ a tie v . VcmaMe 18 Cumberland Road Doban, Danielson...Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely...Memories...Beanseed w Dave, the Ricardo bash, the BWAG version of Frosty the Snowman, 3rd per. butt breaks, Chuckafest, ’85, 1st annual Biggiofest, “Di”, Sam’s variety store, the strussel rug incident, Incon, U2 w PE...DD, MB, RP, JR, EH, JW, JG, Chuck, Bwags.Jn 20 yrs. will own a record store or be playing bass for beanseed at Madi¬ son Sq. Garden. “And so castles made of sand, Slip into the sea, Eventually...”—Jimi Hendrix SENIORS 125 0tcmcM £ . Ha ten 365 Ash Street Rodid...Fav. Class, Chemistry...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Zenewicz.Remembered for his strange taste in music...Memories...Burlington Mud Bowl, “Football” film festivals, “The Gauntlet”, Jun. Variety night, UMass w TT, concerts (Neil Young, Lou, BOC, REM, Priest, and the rest), Jiffy Pop over the bunsen burner in Chem, Jason’s unlucky day w SO, partying w JD. Out of the blue and into the black They give you this but you pay for that. And once you’re gone you can’t ever come back. When you’re out of the blue and into the black ”-Neil Young 0la a i ' j !! eec 29 Oak Street 0teaemi {J. H e s 19 Maple Street Dorchester, MA Reg, Sir, Rizzy...Fav. Class, Eng. Word Processing ...Fav. Teacher, Mr. BenchimoL.Remembered for knowing everyone, being known, doing wild things w the homeboys, sleeping in class...Memoriess...The trouble I’ve been in, beating the system, the pretty B rls, the boring classes, cola classrooms, long days, N, MG, SG, DS, LB, KR, KJ, SW, BS, NM, MM, RC, SW, etc..Activities--Freshman football and basket- balL20 yrs. from now will be sitting in my mansion, watching the late late show, and smoking cheaba. ” c txa tel i (f taaato 9 Cumberland Road f Liz, Lizzie, Vultaggio...Fav. Class, ArL.Fav. Teacher, Mr. Hart...Remembered for being goofy w Robin, cheez-its, never being at school, cuddling w Matti, my blond hair?...memories...my best friend Claudia going out w Matti for 3 yrs. more to come, the picnic, Kings grant, Steve Paul, sweet 16th bash, Good Harbor...CV, SM, RP, CC, JB, ES, MR and LD...In 20 yrs. will live in Cal. w Matt. “Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. I live for my dream, and a pocketful of gold. Led Zeppelin I love you Matti. t coU 0 . ff ac e 9 Parker Street Wadely...Fav. Class, Business Law...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Swanson...Remembered for the Taxi cab...Memories ...Friday night film festivals, Foxborough, Lanai Island, Visiting Rich, almost getting killed driving w Steve. “Life after football???” {jene Jf. Have 39 CM Farm Road EugeniaL.Fav. Class, Dist. Ed, Bio...Fav. Teacher, Mr. I Croft.Remembered for drinking coffee, the way he dresses, voicing opinion in HR, being “A Ware”, the green machine, partying on the weekends...Me- moreis...Leaving at 11:11, Fridays, “Gene, you’re huge!’’-Peter Serrentino, TR7, picking up the Grand Prix-CW, BD, DO, EE, LH, PS...Activities-De Program...20 yrs. from now will be wondering about the past 20 yrs. “The time has come when we must leave you, sorry we are, but we must go , and we hope that we will see you I when it’s time for our next show. ’’-The Casper Show 126 SENIORS 109 Colburn Road f Paco...Fav. Class, Trig Gym...Fav. Teacher, Mr. i Vaccaro Mr. Bond...Remembered for loving music s sleep, calling everyone “Brother”...Memories...l-0 win [ vs. Wakefield, double OT in Andover, 6 26 86, filming t w BG DB, 7 25 86 in CC, dining at K’s, skiing DF w MK, lost sox tickets, July 5th, Rockport, Hoop camps, t tournament fever, unforgettable times w DB, MK, MK, BM, BG, FL and VA w BM, Chicas Bonitas, BG i swearing to Mr. Mrs. GActivities-Basketball, soc- 1 cer, Spanish Club. “How does it feel to be 7 feet 2 and still just a little bit too short. ’’-Anonymous Roxbury, MA 02119 Sondra-Dee, “Son”, Shorty...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Valeska Mrs. i 0’Brien„Remembered for her loud voice, making others laugh, her open-ness...Memories...Mr. Valeska’s “crazy demonstrations, the orange locker crowd, dur¬ ing both lunches, the health office bed, the pep-rally’s, the Metco crew, HR 172, Friends w LB.SH, SL, LF, T, T, VR.Was on Pep-squad freshman year...In 20 yrs. wants to major in “Human services”, and will hopeful¬ ly continue to help others throughout those twenty years. even Vpna en 109 Colburn Road Whales...Fav. Class, Gym Physics...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Brogna...Remembered for hitting both free thrown in Wakefield...Memoreis...Double OT vs. And¬ over 6 26 86, What a game!, going w GD everyday before Physics to get a drink of water, going out driving w EE, DH, and BH on Friday nights, movies over BH’s house on weekends...Good times w TZ, EE, DH BH.Activities-BasketbalL.20 yrs. from now will be married with 3 kids (2 boys and a girl) and living in California. ri±tt na i . (f ZaY na 101 Van Norden Road Kris, Dizzy, Tina...Fav. Class, Human Behavior w Mr. Tyburc...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Hodgkins, Miss Lanouette ...Memories..Journey ’86, First night ’84-’86, the 4th ’84-’87, Limos summer of ’86, NY NY, CF TG, BB FB game w LH, Canobie Lake, Boston, LH SF, KS becomes KB, X-mas ’85, Nov. 3 ’85, good times w KS, best friends forever w LH, JP the way we were, cosmic!, life does go on!..Activities-7:35, manager freshman boys soccer team, Asst. Editor-in-chief of Pioneer ’87...In 20 yrs. will be married w 2 kids. Pres, of merchandising for Filene’s, living in a suburb of Boston. Thanks for everything Mom Dad. “When is someday?”—The four of us 4 Swan Road Buzz, Fav. Class, Ancient History...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Lovely...Memories...Chem class w DS, BB, CT Mr. B, pumpkining ’87, party for JW, party at SS 8 12 86, Jr. prom w CO, special times w SL, great times w MV, DS, DD and the rest of the gang, 4th of July’86 w DS, MV, DS, DD, MS, JW, JC, KJ, JB,JC, SR, SC.Activities-Freshman track, wrestling. “You better start swimming or you’ll sink like a stone. The times they are a-changing. ” Willy...Fav. Class, Free periods...Fav. Teacher, Miss Murray...Remembered for BF game in Theo’s car...Me- mories...Best times w Kevin, KR, CT, FR, KM, KR, DK, JF, FR on the way home from Paulie’s party-staties, 9 21 85, the VH concert w KT, KM 8 12 86 the BF game w Theo-Hay 55... 10 24 86, Hampton Beach w KT, JM, JC, walks around the lake, talks w Joy on Mondays, Jr. prom w K, good times w KR, CT, DK, FR, BC, SM--Hey guys thanks.Activities-Frosh field hockey, HR rep, SADD.In 20 yrs. will have a good career, be happily married w kids, have lots of money and live in a big house w a white picket fence...Thanks Mom Dad for everything. I love you Nana SENIORS 127 Remembered for probably nothing at alL.Memori- es...sessions in patchwork, the burning bed, steachin’ from B B B’s New Year’s Eve, the condo, after school at JR’s (cameo appearance by the big guy), Reading trophy days...Eric, Joe, Jim, Mike, K, Glen, Gammo, Dave, Hutch. Branja, Vanesse, Rick, Peter, Gail, Jacki, Sloan, Robin...20 yrs. from now will be sitting in front of a drafting board, looking out a picture window in Hawaii, drawing pictures of houses. , W. Wood 36 Bancroft Avenue Woody, Stiffy, Mr. Ed, Woodster...Fav. Class, U.S. His¬ tory.. FAv. Teacher, Mr. Swanson...Remembered for the “Woody”, wrestling...Memories...My awesome Jr. Year, wrestling, double dates w Meg, Laura Jeff, Wingaersheek, the “rat”, Trip to Germany, Hawaiian dance, back stage at Aerosmith, the hayride, July 3, 1986-at Friendly’s w LB, JZ, And JA...MG, JZ, LB, JA, MS, DH, RG..Activities-Wrestling...In 20 yrs will be a successful businessman w 1.3 kids. “I’d rather be wrestling and lose than play basketball. ” A ho mas P. iaua 108 Winfhrop Avenue Z, TZ, Zip, Zinger...Fav. Class, Physics...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Nelson...Remembered for scoring one goal ...Memories...All the friends I had and all the good times we had...Lou Tomasello, Steve Whalen, Brian Stumckie, Joe Venuti. Activities-Soccer, baseball .ln 20 yrs. will be married with two kids, living in a rich suburban town with a beautiful wife. “OK. Thank you.” cP. Pk( cc t( 68 Red Gate Lane Nando, Zuke, Fern, Doe, Zucchini, Zando NucchL.Fav. Class, Computers w Mr. Schettini ...Remembered for driving, my stomach, being cheap, being a pest, the duster ...Memories... Wingaersheek Beach parties, ES parties, missing Seger, PB parties, 5th of July at Esplanade, Limo after soph dance, ski trips and fun times w CCF, CS, PC, JM, MG, DT, RP, PP Activities-Class council, SADD, football, track. “If what you earn is what you deserve. It’s worth the price you pay.” , feoe t . or eu 18 Robin Road Studman St. Eve...Fav. Class, Biology...Fav. Teacher, Leo P. Kenny...Remembered for Pres, of the Alien Intelligence club, making explosive devices in Chem, messing up BAP’s room during lunch, and my exploits in creative podium theft...Memories...Guillotining Mr. Kaczowka, fudging data for physics labs, scaring Poe- pie w snakes, confusing Mr. Blum w nonsensical questions, making beer in bio class...Activities- Impressions, science team, math team, Pres. AIC, fu¬ ture problem solvers, NHD SFB participant, member of computer team physics teams. “The Alien Intelligence Club represents the goals and ideals of today’s American youth. ” 128 SENIORS )i o va a 3 Lakeview Groobs...Fav. Class, Trig...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kaczowka...Remembered for Yugo, my accent “54 and one more to go”...Memories...l 1 4 83, beating Lexington, Okemo w KS, JL, Rockport, Cape Cod ’86, living on the edge w DB MW, Esplanade, Hart¬ ford w DB, soccer Tournament 3 yrs. in a row, Mr. “V”, 11 28 86, being w SC DB, MW, KM, JS, BS, soccer players “AAT” “J”, sleeping in the car w MW, great times w the soccer team...Activities-Soccer, track...In 20 yrs. will be crushing Tuna in the business world. “You can’t always get what you want.’’-The Rolling Stones aa, wot. Wo- mrtaano ne 15 Criterion Road 7 Shortie...Remembered for best friends w Alecia, al¬ ways gossipping, always laughing, constantly talking in class, being the shortest in the class, getting teased about my height, being a compulsive shop- per...Memories...early mornings in RM 169, Christmas parties, working at BK, Junior prom ’86, senior prom w MG, pumpkining in Londonderry NH ’85, Saturday trips to the mall, parties...Friends-SR, AC, TA, SF, BP, CM, SM, KH...20 yrs. from now will be married with kids and teaching in my own day care center. ( or S ; Z. c V(or) ' ( ga t ' 49 James Road ‘ Fav. Class, Word Processing...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Blaney Mr. Garland...Remembered for “The Wagon” and crashing it w SL, “The fish”, having new boyfriends according to Pags, getting hammered at home on Fri. night w SL, LF, SP, always smiling, going out w DR, being the polite one...Mem- ories...Hanging out back, TJ’s, Marshall’s, parties at my house w SL, LF, the Melrose Crew, JD, SP, MG, JG, ski tdrip of ’85, Si’s Halloween party! Getting lost on the way to Quinn’s while pumpkining w SL driving, CVS w RP, KR, SP, and getting fired...Activities-Back parking lot social club. era o ortora 15 Dividence Road Marty ...Fav. Class, Algebra...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Con- gdon...Remembered for being the best driver, cheering for APS, having a good sense of direction, and tall Irish hocky players...Memories..AP parties, hockey games, for some reason SH, The clan, Maine, Latin w CC, Scott 3 26 86-Love ya, Hide the pizza, relax-1 19, “Martha, wanna try this?”--Thanx JM, BBBC, “Babe”...KM, MK, SK, CT, SM, PB, JM, CC, FR, my best friend Kim...I couldn’t have made it w out yaLActivities-HR rep, Advanced dance...COLLEGE- BOUND! “If we met again then we shall smile If not, this parting was well made.’’--William Shakespeare SENIORS 129 tfltcAa m c . 7 oom-ey 140 Howard Street Peach...Fav. Class, Human Behavior...Fav. Teachers, Mr. Scarpitto Mr. Dunbar...Remembered for eating bugs for money, puddle-jumping champ, skipping to class...Memories...Main office Gestapo, Mr. D’Orlando, Mr. Scarpitto, Biology class, bingo, stegs-for nicknam¬ ing me, Mastering, Miss Carriage (Mishler), Bud Crew, Barrow’s woods, living room, Shag...Activities— Football, Bingo.Jn 20 yrs. will be partying, having fun, working puddle-jumping. “When 1 think back on all the crap I learned in High school, it’s a wonder I can think at all. Though my lack of education hasn’t hurt me none, I can still read the writing on the wall. ’’—Paul Simon (iris sto i ier l((7 o 87 John Street to 272 Ash Str M 130 SENIORS CAMERA SHY C Criafcne rwivia 9 Dustin Road Fav. Teachers, Mr. Howland, Baps, Miss Montejunas Mr. Harney.Memories...”lt was all a dream, a terr¬ ible, terrible dream. ”, beach night w M,B,S the toilet bowl on 128, DM and Pakistan, Metro, black clothes, non-conformity...Friends-SuBu, Scotty R, Laura D, Roger H, Ma-ria, Matty H, Eamon L, Heike Kuhfus, Denise B, Kris D, Liza, BTM, Mr. Casual Male...20 yrs. from now ’’Only the shadow knows!” ’’Arts for arts sake? Arts for life’s sake? Arts for pleasures sake? Why not? What not? What does it mat¬ ter as long as it’s art?’-Aragon ’’Everyone will be famous for 15 minutes.’’-Andy W. ”I’m off in search of some great perhaps.” 4o6 Fran iin Street Chris, Woody, Woodie...Fav. Class, Biology...Fav. Teacher, Mr. Kenny...Remembered for dropping out for 1 semester, then coming back...Memories...friends, parties, driver’s license-getting it revoked...Buzz white, Shawn Ricupero, Mark Milley, Don Calhoun, Phil Vedder, Joe DigiovannL.Activities-Vivarium (Freshman year), winter track (sophomore year)...20 yrs. from now will either be playing lead for a rock group or still working at Atlantic. Aenee S ' . f{or a n 5 Brook Street Nav-Nav, Blondie...Fav. Class, 9th grade Soc. Studies w Ms. Murray...Fav. Teacher, Mrs. Cheryl 0’Brien...Remembered for being very loud, all my gold, always having hairspray, talking on the phone to Scott N...Memories...going out w Scott, running to the phone at 11:15 to get Scott’s call, parties!! “Shorkle”, Bermuda, Getting kicked out of the library, report cards, eating soup 3rd, taking the Datsun w Sue in 9th...SL, NM, CM, MP, ES...In 20 yrs. will be a stewardess living in California. 1 love you Ma, Dad Scott. And thanks for always being there. “Treat your friends like books. Never use them!” Shortie...Remembered for best friends w Alecia, al¬ ways gossipping, always laughing, constantly talking in class, being the shortest in the class, getting teased about my height, being a compulsive shopper... Memories...early mornings in RM 169, Christmas parties, working at BK, Junior prom ’86, senior prom w MG, pumpkining in Londonderry NH ’85, Saturday trips to the mall, parties...Friends-SR, AC, TA, SP, BP, CM, SM, KH...20 yrs. from now will be married with kids and teaching in my own day care center. O asa ulru _ reuwr 12 Center Avenue “Did you have a good world when you died, enough to base a movie on?”-James Douglas Morrison. SENIORS 131 Chartbreakers We are the champions my friends and we ' ll keep on fighting to the end ; —Queen I I 132 SPORTS Sports Coach Phil Vaccaro and Captain Tom Zaya US OPPONENT THEM 1 Lexington 3 2 Belmont 0 4 Woburn 0 1 Wakefield 0 0 Winchester 4 10 Watertown 2 2 Burlington 2 7 Melrose 1 4 Stoneham 0 2 Lexington 0 0 Belmont 0 1 Woburn 0 1 Wakefield 3 0 Winchester 4 5 Watertown 1 2 Burlington 1 7 Melrose 2 4 Stoneham 0 First row: Keith Walsh, Peter Harutunian, Brandon Millet, Dave Case, Sean Ronayne, John Tuna Harutunian Second row: Scott Burke, Matt Kilduff, Joe Connolly, Captain Tom Zaya, Mike Whalen, Khoun Vongvixay Last row: Andrew Ines, Bernie Kitching, Matt Kerr, Billy Jones, Mike Kerr, Boban Grubor, Derrick Hall, Coach Phil Vaccaro. That ' s it, I quit!: Derrick Hall Boban and the beast SPORTS 134 BOY ' S SOCCER Finishing with a record of 13 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties, this year ' s Varsity Boys Soccer team was a strong dedicate, talented group of gentlemen. In culminating the talents of ten seniors and five un¬ derclassmen, we had the most successful season in our intire fifteen year history. The season opened with a flurry of excitement demonstrated by the great upset shutout victory at Wakefeild. The in ¬ tensity and fire that each player possessed in that game was characteristic of the play throughout the season. Later on in the season, the team had a rematch with another hated rival, Lexington. At the end of eighty § rueling minutes of play, we prided ourselves in eing tne FIRST Reading soccer team to defeat the gold and blue. When we qualified as the sixth seed in the tournament, we were able to reward our ex¬ cellent Reading fans by playing at home. The ex¬ citement that tne fans were able to generate at the Chelmsford game propelled us to a very satisfying victory. Unfortunately, in the rain at St. John ' s, the season came to an end. On the whole, the camaradery and high spirits of all the players and our respect for Coach vaccaro made this a very special team. Our team accomplished many of tne goals we set fo ourselves in th e begin¬ ning of the year, and today I can say with certainty that Reading Soccer has arrived! O.K., now all I have to do is kick it: Mike Kerr No, Matt, kick it that way!!: Brandon Millet I ' m not kicking it, you kick it!: Matt Kerr The game isn ' t over yet...is it?: Billy Jones Sports 135 US OPPONENT THEM 0 Lexington 6 3 Medford 1 0 Belmont 7 5 Woburn 2 1 Wakefield 5 0 Winchester 8 0 Arlington 3 2 Burlington 2 0 Andover 5 5 Danvers 1 0 Lexington 2 0 Belmont 2 0 Wakefield 7 0 Winchester 2 3 Woburn 1 0 Arlington 4 1 Burlington 2 1 Danvers 1 R.M.U.S. ' s own circus seal—arhlarhlarh!: Ann Sudbay Front Row: Erica Trulson, Mary Connelly, Joy Hibbard, Christina lanetti, Erin Croft, Alyssa Gould Second Row: Karen Anderson, Kristine Dyment, Captain Kristine Anderson, Captain Ann Sudbay, Captain Christine Moxcey, Lisa Beairsto, Beth Nickerson Felicia Raffaele Back Row: Laura Marshall, Sandy Blacker, Sue McMahon, Cheryl Dykeman, Laura Black, Andrea Hall, Cindy DiSanto, Beth Moxcey, Kathy Walsh, Coach Dave Lewis My other ones are UNDEROOS!:Ann Higgott Honest, I ' m fine. I can walk a straight line.: Chris Moxcey 236 Sport V GIRLS SOCCER The girls soccer team ended its third year of varsity competition in the Middlesex League with a 4-12-2 record. This team marked the end of a begin¬ ning, since Coach Lewis left his coaching position at the end of the season to move to Franklinvile, N. Y. He ' d pioneered the first girl ' s soccer team at Read¬ ing High four years ago. Although the season may have never reached the team ' s expectations in the win column, the Soccer Rockettes, led by tri-captains Kristine Anderson, Anne Sudbay, and Christine Moxcey, proved to be a challenge for the other teams in the league. The im¬ provement in the record over previous years was a result of hard work and better skills. Helping with the acheivement were Elizabeth Nickerson, Felicia Raffaele, Cheryl Dykeman, Laura Black, Kristine Dyment, Lisa Beairsto, and Cindy DiSanto. Senior Christine Moxcey received Mid¬ dlesex League Second Team Honors, while junior Beth Moxcey and sophmore Erika Trulson received Honorable Mention. You must learn to entertain yourself, for example: check out Laura Black in the left-hand corner. Coach Dave Lewis and captains Chris Moxcey, Ann Sudbay, and Kris Ander¬ son Cherl, I swallowed the ball!: Cindy Disanto La la lala la la — the song of the Smurfs.: Kris Anderson Sports 237 Mark be illin ' : Tim Greismer Love at first sight. It ' s my football and I ' ll run if I want to!: Nando Zucchi FOOTBALL The 1987 Reading Rockets football team finished with a season of five wins, five losses. The season started badly, but eventually worked hard to pull together, en¬ ding the season with four straight wins, and another victory at the Thanksgiving classic. The success was mainly due to captains Craig Sorbello, and Dave Johnson, seniors Carl McFadden, Paul Crispo, and Steven Graham, and junior Jeff Dorandi. Dorandi will captain 1988 ' s team, hopefully with a better season. Good Luck! Front row: J. Ciaccio, G. Selvitelli, S. Brite, B. Doherty, A. MacDonald, R. Foohey, B. Enos, J. Harris, G Butler, B. Donegan, M. Nickerson, J. Lomay, J. Johnson, J. Morley, K. DeMoura, P. Jutras, P. Melle Second row: R. Warren, C. McFadden, J. Venuti, S. Wade, N. Zucchi, B. Dillon, S. Graham, Coacr Marchegiani, Coach Carroll, D. Johnson, Co-Capt. D. Johnson and C. Sorbello, Head Coach Nihan Coach Sorbello, P. Ehl, M. Schwalm, P. Pantone, T. Griesmer, T. MacDonald Third Row: Manager M Milley, J. McManus, S. Zessis, J. Garrett, M. Vedder, K. Blanchard, K. Buckley, J. Fiore, P. Crispo BacI row: J. Cooper, D. Latham, M. Girouard, D. Sorbello, J. Paglia, B. O ' Brien, D. Deyarmond, C. DelGazio, J Giordano, J. Dorandi, M. Shattuck, M. Sewall, C. Latham, S. Allen, M. O ' Keefe, J. Kevorkian 138 I Sports 2, 3 catch!: Dave Johnson US OPPONENT THEM 25 Gloucester 21 O Lexington 27 14 Belmont 15 0 Woburn 9 14 Wakefield 31 14 Winchester 33 20 Watertown 6 20 Burlington 0 21 Melrose 12 23 Stoneham 22 SPORTS 139 You say the pumpkins should arrive around 10:30? The man with the plan: Carl McFadden Co-captains Dave Johnson and Craig Sorbello FIELD HOCKEY The 1986 Varsity Feild Hockey team was led by Coach Kate Basbas and co-captains Jodi Fantasia and DeAnne Turner. Most of the team members were returning varsity players, and in¬ cluded a lot of individual talent. Kathy Tucker and Jodi Fantasia were the all-star players, and Jodi Fantasia was also one of three Reading High atheletes receiving an Honoranle Mention in the Chronicle ' s All-Sports Performers for 1986. Despite predictions for a terrific season, they finished with a dis¬ appointing record. They began well, but had a number of in¬ juries, including losing key player Kathy Tucker to mono, and lacked team spirit. Hopefully the season go better next year. Front Row: Marybeth D ' Ambrosio, DeAnne Turner, Jeanne Ricci, Jody Fantasia Second Row: Christine McSweeney, Jodi Wixtead, Nicole Jones, Patricia Rogers Last Row: Cathy Tucker, Paula Martins, Robin Murphy, Susan Curry, Pamela Martins Captains Deanne Turner and Jody Fantasia Alright goalie, swallow this! 140 SPORTS Hey ref, you know what you can do with your whistle...: Nicole Jones Double Trouble: Deanne Turner and Tricia Rogers US 0 1 0 1 1 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 OPPONENT Lexington Belmont Woburn Wakefield Winchester Watertown Burlington Melrose Stoneham Lexington Belmont Woburn Wakefield Winchester Watertown Burlington Melrose Stoneham THEM 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 4 1 3 0 2 2 OK, Jody. Now give us something in an Egor. That ' s good. Now hold steady!: Jody Fantasia SPORTS 141 Front Row: Kevin Smith, Tim Devir, Mike Johnson, Rich Crosby, Rick Morris, Lou Tomasello Back Row: Scott Wade, Bob McKeil, Mark Sciascia, John Chase, Darren Moore, Rob Donnelly (bull Yes I am having a ball: Bob McKeil Head Coach: Dick Gillis and Captain: Rich Crosby Darrin, what are you doing?: Scott Wade wimp Another day at the beach: Rob Donnelly 142 SPORTS Golf Reading High ' s 1986 golf team finished a good season with a record of 5-7-1 and remained undefea¬ ted in non-league play. They were led by their coach of eight years Dick Gillis, and captain Rich Crosby. Junior Rich Crosby, Reading ' s most outstanding golfer had a particularly good season, with an in¬ dividual record of 8-3-1 he was elected to the Mid¬ dlesex League All-Stars. The team also sported many other talented golfers, including seniors Tim Devir and Mark Sciascia, juniors Bob MacKiel, an honorable mention for the All-Stars, Darren Moore, John Chase, and Rob Donnely. One golfer, Rick Morris, shows particular promise for next year, since he entered the season late, but was unbeaten in the four matches in which he participated. Only two of the players will be graduating, which will leave most of their talent to build on next year. Rich Crosby will be the first captain to remain | captain for two years, and should lead his team to an even better season in 1987. Golf is a gasKand so is Tim): Tim Devir kf When that gopher comes out. I ' ll bop him!: Rich Crosby A little to the left and it will go right through the windmill: Lou Tomasello US OPPONENT THEM 3 Melrose 9 4.5 Belmont 7.5 5.5 Winchester 6.5 11 Medford 1 6 Medford 0 5 Malden 1 5.5 Burlington 6.5 8 Malden 1 6 Woburn 6 5 Stoneham 7 4.5 Wakefield 7.5 8 Watertown 4 5.5 Lexington 6.5 With Final Net , your hair holds up, even if you don ' t: Greg Duffy Front Row: Jim Wood, Tom Fuller, Paul Chisholm, Sean Cavanaugh, Jason D ' Antona, Matt Burne Second Row: Greg Brown, Mike Ricci, Shannon Symes, Captain Dana Ballou, Ben Trevor, John Alda, Mark Ranone Back Row: Coach Donna Pappalardo, Jeff Croft, Greg Duffy, Bryan O ' Connell, Mark Silva, Coach. Everette Blodgett Who wears short shorts? We can ' t push this up the street, let alone cross country! Feet don ' t fail me now!: Jeff Croft Uh oh, here comes big, bad, Blodgett! _ _ Hey guys, wait for me!: Bryan O ' Connell 144 SPORTS Who are we chasing today? Coaches Ms. Pappalardo and Mr. Blodgett and captain Dana Ballou Quick, Martin Spartan is getting away! CROSS COUNTRY Senior Captain Dana Ballou led the Reading Rockets Boy ' s cross¬ country team to a 5-4 record in the fall season with the help of coaches Mr. Blodgett and Ms. Pappalardo. Though on the surface the team appeared mediocre, it was building to be a team that would dominate the league. Contributors to this success include Dana Ballou, Jeff Croft, Ben Trevor, Paul Chisolm, Jason Dantona, and Shannon Simmes.The team is looking forward to another successful season in 1988 led by captain Jeff Croft. OPPONENT US THEM Lexington 42 16 Belmont 20 41 Woburn 37 21 Wakefield 34 21 Winchester 26 32 Watertown 21 39 Burlington 15 45 Melrose 40 18 Stoneham 26 31 But 1 don ' t wanna run today: Dana Ballou $£9 !% the finish line, head for the mountains!: Tricia Small Front Row: Erin McCormick, Kerri Buckley, Nian Wan, Julie Crispo, Amy Harootian Back Row: Asst. Coach Pappalardo, Emily Orlando, Tricia Small, Ellen Cutter, Gretchen Gunther, Head Coach Blodgett missing: Emily Gale On the run: Erin McCormick Big Mac attack—Where ' s the nearest McDonald ' s?: Ellen Cutter The secret of winning is to run fast!: Erin McCormick, Nian Wan and Kerry Buckley US OPPONENT THEM 23 Lexington 33 25 Belmont 34 39 Woburn 18 29 Wakefield 29 15 Winchester 50 15 Watertown 50 31 Burlington 24 16 Melrose 45 47 Stoneham 15 Girls, you need more support! 14b SPORTS Okay girls, run over the river and through the woods! Currently on file at your local dating service. Coaches Ms. Pappalardo and Mr. Blodgett and captains Tricia Small and Ellen Cutter Ever get that dry, parched feeling in your mouth?: Ellen Cutter CROSS COUNTRY With a solid 6-3 record, the Rockettes finished fourth in a tough Mid¬ dlesex League. Woburn, Burlington, and Stoneham defeated Reading in hard fought meets. Leading the team were co-captains Ellen Cutter and Tricia Small, along with sophmore standout Kerry Buckley. The season progressed much as Coach Everette Blodgett and Assis¬ tant Coach Donna Pappalardo had expected, with the exception of a thrilling down-to-the-wire one place victory over Wakefield, the previous league chapion. The whole team worked hard for the win, but two freshmen, Amy Harootian and Julie Crispo, really stood out. As a team, the Rockettes worked hard, but they also enjoyed themselves. They ran the Boston Monster Dash in a nine woman centipede costume. At the end of the season, the Rockettes competed in the League Meet and the State Meet, making a respectable showing in each. The team will miss the graduating seniors next year, and wish them good luck! I ' m gonna tell my mommy on you! SPORTS 147 Wrestling The 1987 wrestling season for Reading was one of great achievement. This year ' s squad was the first Reading team to be undefeated in the Middlesex League and the first to earn sole possession of the Middlesex League title. Reading wrestlers will never forget the dramatic upsets against Burlington and Winchester, which set the stage for the match defeating former champion Wo¬ burn 28—27 for the title. The veteran squad was lead by co-captains Dave Dantas and Paul Pontone, and stand-out seniors Bob Biegio, George Buzz White, Mark Schwalm, Bryan O ' Connell, and Chris Curley. Coach Tom Darrin was deserv- ingly awarded Middlesex League CToach of the Year for leading his team to the league champion¬ ship.The great achievements and fine memories of the 1987 wres¬ tling team will be looked back upon with pride for many years to come. US OPPONENT THEM 24 Tewksbury 37 45 Methuen 22 43 North Reading 21 25 Billerica 32 53 Lexington 9 50 Shawsheen Tech 18 61 Whittier Tech 6 32 Burlington 24 49 Wakefield 16 54 St. John ' s Prep 12 34 Winchester 27 30 Salem, N.H. 35 28 Woburn 27 33 Melrose 15 42 Waltham 21 54 Belmont 10 28 Chelmsford 28 14 Lowell 48 Front Row: Bob Biggio, George White, Bryan O ' Connell, Dave Dantas, Paul Pontone, Mark Schwalm, Chris Curley Middle Row: Randy Lloyd, Mike Nickerson, Mike Spelman, Jon Starr, Alex Louie Back Row: Coach Scott Farris, Michael Trainor, Tim Lenahan, Justin Gould, Peter Jutras, Greg Selevtelli, Coach Tom Darrin 148 SPORTS Front Row(l-r) Heather Cheney, Deirdre Kiely, Christine Moxcey, Liz Muse, Paula Girouard, Katie Maroney Middle Row(l-r) Karen Carcia, Jennifer Smith, Kelly Wade, Kim Coakley, Amy Harootian, Marie Rivers, Kathleen Duff Back Row(l-r) Coach Dan Barter, Kim Surrette, Linda Mcque, Michelle Pacillo, Hope Allen, Carolyn Byron, Melanie Byron, Jacqui Boudreau, and Lisa Marasa. Girl ' s Gymnastics Reading High ' s 1987 Girl ' s Gymnastics team progressed greatly with the leadership of captains Liz Muse and Christine Moxcey. The team ' s hard work and dedication allowed them to achieve a lot of their personal goals. Liz Muse and Carolyn Byron competed in all four events for the team, backed by Christine Moxcey and Paula Girouard on floor, Deidre Kiley and Heather Cheney on beam, Katie Maroney, Patti Harootian and Kathleen Duff on bars, and Christine Moxcey, Melanie Byron and Kim Surette on vault. The team will lose a lot of its talent with the gradu¬ ating seniors, but the hard work and improvements of the underclassmen, particularly Amy Harootian, Kim Coakley, Karen Carcia, and Kim Surette, promises that 1988 will have a season just as strong. 150 SPORTS US OPPONENT THEM 78.85 Burlington 108.55 80.45 Lincoln-Sudbury 102.00 82.00 Woburn 106.25 88.30 Newton North 85.60 89.80 Winchester 85.75 84.60 Melrose 107.35 92.80 Wakefield 93.30 87.05 Newton South 73.95 83.80 Belmont 93.20 92.55 Stoneham 97.85 Captain Chris Moxcey, Coach Dan Barter, and Captain Liz Muse SPORTS 752 Boy ' s Gymnastics The boys gymnastics team,led by Senior Captains Joe Castelli, Mike Rivers and Dana Ballou, finished off the regular 1986-1987 season with a 7-5 record. Because of the team ' s high scoring, they were invited to the state champi¬ onship meet, where they finished a very respectable fifth in the state. Front Row: Mark Jesser, Tom Ruff, Dana Ballou, Capt;Joe Costelli, Mike Kerr, Danny Webb, Jon Zahla- way Second Row: Chris Canterbury, Rich Abate, Jim Faucett, Tom Hufford, Robbie Ruth, Scott Chun Back Row: Danny Fantasia, Rob Howard, Eric Bennett, Steve Kiely, Matt Atkins, Guy Cammarato, Coach; Tom Myslicki 152 SPORTS US OPPONENT THEM 92.7 Burlington 113.50 93.8 Lincoln-Sudbury 99.15 94.55 Revere 100.05 91.8 Newton North 84.0 90.6 Methuen 72.20 108.7 Phillips Academy 94.40 92.6 Salem, N.H. 96.30 98.15 Winthrop 81.50 100.6 Algonquin Reg. 108.00 108.9 Andover 103.90 SPORTS 153 GIRL ' S TRACK This year ' s girl ' s track team was slow getting of the starting blocks, but after two discouraging losses Mr. Fiet and captains Joy Pfeiffer and Ellen Cutter helped get things running in the right direction. Individuals soon con¬ quered new records, Karen Carcia broke the record for the triple jump after jumping over 3ft. The four by four hundred relay team of Ellen Cutter, Amy Harootian, Erin Croft, and Andrea Hall broke the State Class B record. Their amazing time was four minutes and six seconds. Other important contributions were made by Erin Croft, Andrea Hall, Karen Carcia, Karen Anderson, Amy Haroo¬ tian, and Paula Martins. The team bids adieu to seniors Ellen Cutter, Joy Pfeiffer, Kristine Anderson, Jen Keenan, and Emily Orlando. 1988 promises a great season with a lot of return¬ ing talent. Front Row: E.nily Orlando, Kristine Anderson, jenn Keenan, Ellen Cutter, Tricia Small, Joy Pfeffer, Gayle Williams Second Row: Karin Anderson, Erin McCormick, Paula Bendikian, Paula Martins, Andrea Hall, Robin Murphy, Sue Curry, Becky Selzer, Pam Martins Third Row: Annejerema, Sharon Broderick, Linda Marchand, Jennifer Jesser, Emily Gale, Kim Selzer, Kerry Buckley, Laura Marrocco, Sharon Valentine, Coach Ken Feit Back Row: Julie Crispo, Erin Croft, Noelle Bither, Mary Connolly, Colleen Dalv, Julie Palumbo, Jodi Halpin, Beth Tinney, Erin Campbell, Marcy Hewitt Co-captain Ellen Cutter, Coach Ken Feit, Co-captain Tricia Small 154 SPORTS US OPPONENT THEM 53.5 Belmont 32.5 44 Woburn 42 52 Wakefield 34 57 Winchester 29 66 Watertown 17 59.6 Burlington 26.3 30 Lexington 56 40.5 Stoneham 45.5 Sports 755 Boy ' s Basketball After last years successful journey to the semi-finals of the state tourna¬ ment, this years senior laden team was expected to go far once again. The team rose to every occasion and compiled eighteen wins against only two losses enroute to a piece of the league championship. This year ' s team was different than those of the past because it combined the talents of all, rather than relying on one superstar. Everyone had a role neccessary to win. Although bad luck led to an un¬ fortunate exit from the tournament, the past season can only be viewed as a successful one, which saw a great team under pressure come through again and again. Special thanks are extended from the team to coaches Bill Carroll, Chris El- kington, and trainers Rich Staples and Franny Enos Ass ' t Coach; Chris Elkington, Captain; Steve Lane, and Coach; Bill Carroll Kneeling: Ass ' t Coach; Chris Elkington, Captain; Steve Lane, Coach; Bill Carroll Standing: Manager; Fran Enos, Kevin Smith, Steven Whalen, Donald Neville, David Borgal, Mike McGillicuddy, Carl McFad- den, Brian Sullivan, John Flibbert, Derek Sanford, Mark Flaherty, Gregg Clemens, Alan D ' Angelo, Scott Allen, Bill Jones 156 SPORTS OPPONENT Lexington Belmont Woburn Winchester Lewiston Deering Watertown Burlington Melrose Stoneham Lexington Belmont Woburn Wakefield Winchester Watertown Burlington Melrose Stoneham Wakefield THEM 52 76 43 48 55 36 52 59 47 50 78 75 62 69 60 58 65 72 41 99 iws 91 SPORTS 157 Reading High ' s Boy ' s Winter Track team won the Middlesex League Championship for 1987. Often their accomplishments have gone unnoticed next to those of more highly publicized teams, but they continually up¬ hold the tradition of winning. Part of the credit for this must go to their coach, Hal Croft. His phil¬ osophy is to coach track as a team sport, rather than as an individual sport. It must be working, since this was Reading ' s sixth champi¬ onship in a row, and he was elec¬ ted to the coach ' s Hall of Fame. This year ' s team sported a lot of talent, including top track athelete in the state. Captain GreggDuffy. Duffy ' s phenominal year was supported by a number of other sensational seniors John Mello, Bob Stone, Brandon Millet, Nando Zucchi, Mike Anderson, and Mark Stanieich. Many of the returning athletes are also very talented, including Ben Trevor, Sean Ronayne, Joe Connelly, Jeff Croft, and Bob Hart. Because of Reading ' s blend of young and old talent, the 1988 team should con¬ tinue the winning tradition. Boy ' s Track Front Row(l-r): Robert Stone, William Hewitt, Fernando Zucchi, Brandon Millet, Michael McGurn, Derrick Hall, Capt. Gregg Duffy, John Mello, Michael Gibson, Mark Staniech, Matthew Kerr, Michael Anderson Second Row(l-r): Eric Kevorkian, Joseph Giadanno, David Chetwynd, Sean Haney, John Erwin, Rich Price, Doug Fletcher, Jeff Croft, Jon Garberino, Robert Hart, Chris Silva, Michael Mataleina Third Row(l-r): Coach Russell Bozbach, Sean Ronayne, John Fiore, Derek Sorbello, Michael Sewall, Joseph Connelley, Shannon Symes, Michael Girouard, Derek Watkins, Benjamin Trevor, John Oakes, Paul Chisholm, Coach Hal Croft Back Row(l-r): Steve Martinelli, Kevin McCoy, Tom Fuller, Jim Wood, Barry McGurn, Tim Jesser, John Allen, Todd Wettergreen, Chris Whalen, Matt Lordan, Jason D ' Aytona, Shawn Cavanaugh, Matt Burne, and Michael Ricci. 158 SPORTS US OPPONENT THEM 67 Melrose 19 63.5 Belmont 22.5 62 Woburn 24 79 Wakefield 7 70.5 Winchester 15.5 77 Watertown 9 71 Burlington 15 44 Lexington 42 66 Stoneham 20 SPORTS 159 Girl ' s Basketball The Girl ' s Basketball team completed a successful season, despite what their 6-12 record seems to indicate. They got off to a slow start as they met their toughest competition early. After playing well against Lexington, Belmont, Woburn, and League Champions Wakefeild, the Rock¬ etts posted their first win against Winchester. The team improved steadily with each game throughout the season mostly due to the strong leadership and determination of the seven senior members, Erin Johnson, Cindy DiSanto, Joanne Kennealy, DeAnne Turner, Heather Gale, Chris McSweeney, Jenn Boyd. The team never gave up, and their hard work paid off with two strong wins to end the season. Kneeling: Co-captains Erin Johnson and Cindy DiSanto Standing: Coach Ted Bryson, Thaya Lane, Jill Anthony, Cathy Tucker, Katie Quinn, DeAnne Turner, Gail Girasella, Nicole Sinclair, Chris McSweeney, Jennifer Boyd, Heather Gayle, and Joanne Kennealy Captains: Erin Johnson and Cindy DiSanto and, Coach: Ted Bryson SPORTS 161 Time to stitch a 1987 into that Middlesex League Hockey Championship banner. Led by league MVP, Captain Brian Thomson, the Rockets became the most feared team on ice. With seventh year Coach Doherty giving the orders, they skated to a 16—1—1 record — breaking a school record with eight consecutive wins. The team was comprised of eight seniors — Brian Thomson, Scott Rooney, Jim Currier, Matt Driscoll, Ken Margossian, Lou Tomasello, Ricky Colella, and Kevin Buckley. They were un¬ beatable with the help of juniors Bob MacKeil and Mike Vetter in net. Good luck to next years defend¬ ing Middlesex League Champs!!! Hockey Front Row: Lou Thomasello, Matthew Driscoll, Richard Collela, Brian Thomson, Kenneth Margossian, Jim Currier, Scott Rooney Second Row: Kevin Lawrence, Peter Doherty, Mark Tango, James Crowley, Michael Vedder, Michael O ' Keefe, Keith Wilson, Robert McKeil, Chris MacDonald, Paul Beckenhues Back Row: Mark Doherty, Dave Matrona, Richard McSorley, Derek Dendler, Paul Sacco, Barry Moore, Kevin Thomson Missing: Manager James Buckley Ass ' t Coach: Kevin Lawrence, Goalie Coach: Chris MacDonald, Head Coach: Peter Doherty, Captain: Brian Thomson, Ass ' t Coach: Paul Beckenhues, and Ass ' t Coach: Mark Doherty le 2 SPORTS Come together, right now ... —The Beatles 164 ACTIVITIES Activities Band Band and baton sauad worked well, and hard, together to have a very successful year. Baton was led by co-captains Paige Buckley and Paula Girouard ana band was headed by drum majors Anne Sudbay and Kristen Bartosch and Director David Bunten. Their work paid off, and they made good showings in joint competi¬ tions and parades. The band was also successful in raising the money for new uniforms. Their dedication is appreciated, parti¬ cularly in how it shows in their performance! Front row: D.M. Anne Sudbay, Jack Dean, Peter Pherson, Ben Trevor, Brian Stumcke, Mark Hoyt, Nancy Drone, Kristen Bartosch D.M. 2nd row: Cindy DiSanto, Sheryl Dickey, Karen Anderson, Tonja Botticelli, Michele Fennelly, Renee Bergeron, Joe Mingolelli, John Ahern, Ann Perkins, Sean O ' Hare 3rd row: Peter McGillicuddy, Tim Griffith, Mike Trainor, Jennifer Baggs, Kristen Blaney, Jennifer Walker, Julie Anthony, Colleen Daly, Sarah Larson 4th row: Amy Dangio, Andrew Larson, Doug Faria, Rob Conlon, Emily Stewart, Jillian Peoples, Amy Senior, Andrea Morello, David Platt, Matt Baione 5th row: Mike Webb, Jim Faucette, Tara Callaghan, Tonja Bauuso, Pam Keats, Steven D ' Agostino, Bob Burnham, Sam Longley, Adria Cant) ' , John Lautzeinheiser 6th row: Chris Bell, Tom Ruggles, Mark Segalla, Nathan MacDonald, Pat McGillicuddy, Denise Butler, Susan Geoffrion, Karen McKinney, Emily Morley Back row: Susan D ' Entremont, Sally Gentile, Becky Burn, Gina Silva, Dianne Silva, Alecia Culbreth, Pearl Boonnazion, Jennifer Toth, Tricia Keats Missing: Jeff Baker, Andrew Sprague 166 ACTIVITIES Baton Squad Captains: Paula Girouard and Paige Buckley K JRr _ Front row: Kelly Dunne, Laura Crispo, Paula Girouard, Paige Buckley, Stacey Moore, Patti Harootian Second row: Laurie Conwell, Stacey Aid, Joanne Quimby, Kathleen Duff, Cindy Frye Back row: Thaya Lane, Christine Dumas, Michele Avola, Lisa Macauda, Kim Landers ACTIVITIES 167 Senior Cheerleaders During their junior year, the cheerleaders cheered for soccer and hockey, two winning teams who played in the tournament. As seniors, they added four girls to their squad and energeti¬ cally awaited the opening game to kick off the football season. Their enthusiasm and high hopes con¬ tinued all season long led by captains Sheila McGinn and Stacey Memory. They have many fond memories with the baton squad — learning routines for the pre-game show and breakfast together before the football games. Front Row: Christine Lloyd, co-captain Stacey Memory, co-captain Sheila McGinn, Katie Maroney Second Row: Jennifer Boudreau, Jennifer Duggan, Kristen Bennett, Elizabeth Covino Back Row: Beverly Holmes, Kim Raffi, Carolyn Cosentino, Chrissy Guenther, Candy Coakley, Christi Tricca 168 ACTIVITIES Front Row: Linda DiNapoli, co-captain; Jennifer Duggan, co-captain Katie Maroney, Lori Whalen Second Row: Jill Crowley, Bonnie Jack, JoAnn Smith, Paige Chesley Back Row: Janine Crispo, Carolyn Morgan, Robyn McGuillicudv, Dina Kiley What a season! Crawling to early morning practices with our eyes half shut...rushing to be ready for that first game.. .wolfing at Capri...mounts coming tum¬ bling down... He ' s here! ...ooc!- what ' chu got to say?...beating Lexington...noisy bus rides...the guys played great...shades and sweatpants...jivin ' in Water- town... pre-game Friendly ' s run...our thanks to Ms. Jean Verzola. . .supportive fans... stickers on our shoes... rainy tournament game...wetshakers and sad en¬ dings...a great season...thanks girls, Jenn and Katie had a lot of fun! Junior Cheerleaders Activities 169 Editors: Claudia Quagan Editor-in-chief Kristina Whitman Assistant Editor-in-chief Mark Cor on is Business Manager Gerri Underwood Assistant Business Manager Rhonda Piotrowski Art and Eayout Editor Samantha Burgess Assistant Art and Layout Ed. Beth Pearson Photography Editor Karen Hickey Literary Editor Jennifer Ralph Senior Profiles Editor Thanks To: John Lampassi Kirk Charest Dierdre Kiely Mike Anderson Kristen Harvey Liz Muse Stacey Fitzgerald Elena Caristinos Kerry Johns Kathy Fuller Gina Botticelli Suzi Gelinas Christine Lloyd Sheila McGinn Chrissy Guenther Michelle Keating Lynne Keating Brian O ' Connell Joy Pfeffer David Borgal Susan Applin Heather Cheney And of course the extreme generosity of Mitce Kerr for the use of his radio. ACTIVITIES 171 High Happenings Front row: Mark Jesser, David Borgal, Mark Schwalm, John Flibbert, Ann Perkins, Billy Jones, John Harutunian Second row: Tom Dean, Mike McKinnon, Gerri Underwood,,Bob Martinage, Margaret Sumner, Nancy Drane, Joanna Grabarek Back row: Triria Small, Becky Burne, Stacey Driscoll, Matt Hinceman, Jodi Hallisey, Sarah Larson, Andrew Larson Impressions Front Row: Advisor Michael Harney, Advisor Kathryn Montejunas, Rebecca Burne, Jennifer Sulls, Elizabeth Nickerson, Mark Schwalm, Patricia Small, Matt Hinceman, Trade Beaupre, Laurie McMillan, Karen Marasa, Erin McCormick, Nian Wan, Steve Worley, Sarah Larson, Lori Wagner Back Row: Nancy Drane, Mindy Fagan, Kristofer Chun, Steve D ' Agostino, Bob Burnham, Samuel Longley, Jeffery Mellin, Suzanne Hale, Cindi Doherty, Matt Burne, John Dean 172 ACTIVITIES PWH Peer Tutoring hissing From Photos: Amy Blake, Elizabeth Budden, Chris Crowley, Bill Dillon, Christine Guenther, Jody Halpin, roAnne Kennealy, Virginia Likely, Matt Malone, Mike McGillicuddy, Denise Miola, Marybeth Morgan, Charlene ’aul, Rachelle Power, Claudia Quagan, Mary Riordan, Becky Selzer, Sloane Shaughnessy, Joanne Smith, and Alisa I ' urner Peer Tutors in alphabetical order: Greg Agami, Karin Anderson, Kendra Auld, Amy Bacon, John Barrett, Kevin Barry, Kristen Bartosch, Tom Beaulieu, Amy Blake, Dave Borgal, Mike Bradford, Kasandra Brewer, Greg Brown, Sandy Brown, Rebbecca Burne, Bob Burnham, Carolyn Byron, Debra Cacciapouti, Melissa Callahan, David Case, Andrea Cerchione, John Chase, Kristofer Chun, Julie Cleary, Gregg Clements, Dorothy Cogan, Joseph Cosentino, Jannine Crispo, James Currier, Susan Curry, Steven D ' Agostino, Marybeth D ' Ambrosio, David Decoste, Christopher Delgaizo, David Deyarmond, Bill Dillon, Linda DiNapoli, Austin Doherty, Paul Doucette, Cheryl Dykeman, Kristine Dyment, Joseph English, Rosemarie Evangelista, Maria Fasciano, Patrick Fennely, Mark Flaherty, Tom Fuller, William Fuller, Christina Gallo, Gail Girasella, Paula Girouard, Ishmael Halliday, Joseph Hamwey, John Harutunian, Peter Harutunian, Wendy Hoyt, Danny Hufford, Kaidi Janey, Michelle Keating, Thaya Lane, Andrew Larson, Sarah Larson, Tawnya Lewis, Theodure Lichoulas, Sharon Lloyd, Samuel Longley, Alex Louie, Jonathan Maclean, Laura Marshall, David Matrona, Susan McAllister, Erin McCormick, Christine McLaughlin, Susan McMahon, Diane McMillan, Keith McNeil, Richard McNeil, Jeffrey Mellin, Joseph Mingolelli, Maureen Moran, Emily Morley, Elizabeth Muse, Elizabeth Nickerson, Bryan O ' Connell, Jeffery O ' Halloran, Sean O ' Hare, Christopher Orgettas, Jillian Peoples, Ann Perkins, Brian Perreault, Ellen Petrin, Andrea Powers, Joanne Quimby, Susan Rafferty, Gina Ranno, Laurie Ranno, Christian Rocheleau, Herbert Ruggles, Brett Sabino, Paul Sacco, Daniel Schar, Madonna Schromm, Mark Schwalm, Patricia Small, Kevin Smith, Megan Stannard, Jonathan Starr, Karen Stone, Benjamin Trevor, Gerri Anne Underwood, Michelle Walker, Nian Wan, Kristina Whitman, Catherine Wolfe, and Jamie Woods ACTIVITIES 173 Concert Band Front Row: Julia Anthony, Jim Faucette, Alecia Culbreth, Adria Canty, Anne Marie Sudbay, Nathan Mcdonald, Kristen Bartosch, Sean O ' Ftare, Patrk McGillicuddy Second Row: Doug Faria, Craig Hall, Susan Geoffrion, Amy Dangio, Bob Burnham, Sam Longley, Joseph Mingolelli, Benjamin Trevor, Gir Silva, Sally Gentile Back Row: Peter Pherson, Tim Griffth, David Platt, Matt Baione, Christopher Bell, Robert Conlan, Joe Doherty, Susan D ' Etremont, Kart k McKinney j Front Row: David Platt, Peter McGillicudy, Mark Segella, Michael Webb, Mark Hoyt Second Row: Rebecca Burne, Sheryl Dickey, Julia Anthony, Pam Keats, Denise Butler, Alecia Culbreth, Adria Canty, President Anne Sudbay, Nathan McDonald, Treasurer Kristen Bartosch, Sean O ' Hare, Patrick McGillicudy Third Row: Jim Faucette, Secretary Susan Geoffrion, Jack Dean, Bob Burnham, Vice-President Sam Longley, Joseph Mingolelli, Karin Anderson, Ann Perkins, Sarah Larson, Amy Dangio, Tara Callahan, Matt Baione Fourth Row: Mark Ryan, Treasurer Doug Faria, John Ahern, Peter Pherson, Jennifer Baggs, Andrea Morello, Colleen Daly, Jennifer Toth, Pearl Boornazian, Nancy Drane, Michelle Fennelly, Rene Bergeron, Tonya Botticelli, Susan D ' Etremont Back Row: Michael Trainer, Timothy Griffith, President Robert Conlan, Herbert Ruggles, Christopher Bell, Steven D ' Agostino, Gina Marie Silva, Vice-President Benjamin Trevor, Andrew Larson, Jennifer Walker, Karen McKinney, Emily Stewart, Emily Morley, Kristen Blaney, Andrew Sprague, Sally Gentile, Tanya Bavuso Missing: Jeffery Baker, Cynthia DiSanto, John Lautzenheiser, Jillian Peoples, Secretary Dianne Silva, and Brian Stumcke Jazz Band 174 ACTIVITIES Singers i Front Row: Gina Ranno, Heike Kuhfuss, Doris Chang, Matthew Vant, James Fawacette, Scott Rogers, Denise Butler, Danielle Whelton, Gina Marie Silva, Emily r Stewart, Susan Geoffrion, Anne Marie Sudbay, Mary Beth Louanis Back Row: Karen Mckinney, Barbara Covino, Susan Dentremont, Joseph English, Michatl | Ryan, John Ahearn, Douglas Faria, Thomas Beaulieu, Rebecca Burne, Wendy Hoyt, Pamela Keats Missing: Jennifer Duggan, Julie Martin, Jillian Peoples Singers Unlimited Nathan MacDonald, Laura Crispo, Gina Ranno, Thomas Beaulieu, Matthew Vant, Scott Rogers, Rebecca Burne, Susan Geoffrion, Anne Marie Sudbay, Sean 3 ' Hare Missing: Jennifer Duggan, Joseph Kingston ACTIVITIES 175 Student Council Front Row: Peter Harutunian, Tara Callaghan, John Harutunian, Anne Marie Sudbay, Patti Anne Harootian Second Row: Patricia Small, Eric Kevorkian, John Flibbert, Bill Jones, Katie Maroney, Danielle Charest, Andrew Larson, Lynne Keating, Alicia Danglemaier Third Row: Leslee Messier, Susan Curry, Nancy r Drane, Coleen Daly, Kerry Buckley, Paula Girouard, Jennifer Jesser, Derek Sorbello, Advisor Rena Mirkin Back Row: Brian McHugh, Sean Haney,Greg Selvitelli, Paul Bordieri, Steven D ' Agostino, Janine Crispo, Stacey Auld Missing: Paul Chisholm, Matt Hincman, Christina lannetti, Stacey Karatheodure, and John Ware Student Advisory Council Patti Anne Harootian, Stacey Auld, Peter Harutunian, Advisor Rena Mirkin, John Harutunian, Joe Doherty Paula Girouard 176 ACTIVITIES Front Row: Cheryl Dykeman, Erin McCormick, Sarah Larson, Melissa Callahan, Suzanne Hale, Emily Orlando Second Row: Erin Campbell, Scott Chun, Marybeth D ' Ambrosio, Susan Rafferty, Karen Hickey, Patti Anne Harootian, Advisor Susan Fritz, Nina Corljan, Kathy Quinn, Michael Ryan, Pam Keats, Corey enks, Lauren Morse, Jodi Fantasia Third Row: Roger Hickey, Julie Cleary, Joanne Quimby, Emily Morley, Kathy Wolfe, Gina Ranno, Jodi Wixtead, Jianne Vhelton, Todd Petrin, Robert Conlan Back Row: Peter Harutunian, Jeffery O ' Halloran, Steven D ' Agostino, Kris Chun, Ellen Petrin, Karen Stone, Greg Agami, ndrew Larson, Stephanie Cyr, Laura Commito, Mindy Fagan Spanish Club ront Row: Andrea Powers, Non-Member, Felicia Raffaele, Anne Marie Sudbay, David Borgal, Thaya Lane, Leslee Messier Middle Row: Non-Member, Gerr Jnderwood, Heather Holbrook, Becky Selzer, Christine Dumas, Gina Silva, Paula Keats, Non-member, Joy Hibbard, Non-member Back Row: Joe English )anny Beaulieu, Ralph Levy, Matt Lavita Missing: Erin Calvo, Don Haverty, Patti O ' Conner, Christine Ward, Mike Whalen French Club ACTIVITIES 177 French Honor Society Front Row: Susan Applin, Andrew Larson, Patricia Small, Elizabeth Nickerson, Joanne Quimby, Christina Gallo Second Row: Maureen Kelly, Maria Fasciano Karen Marasa, Tawnya Lewis, Patricia Girouard, Stacey Auld, Megan Stannard, Kristine Dyment, Michelle Keating, Caroyn Byron, Jennifer Boyd, Melind. Fagan, Advisor Joseph Nisco Third Row: Jennifer Boucher, Ellen Petrin, Karen Stone, Erin McCormick, Sarah Larson, Suzanne Hale, Melissa Callahan, Dori: Chang Back Row: Austin Doherty, Peter Klepeis, Richard McNeil, Peter Harutunian, Eric Kevorkian, Daniel Hufford, Steven D ' Agostino, Gregory Agami Corey Jenks Latin Honor Society i Front Row: Kasandra Brewer, Jeffery Mellin, Andrea Cerchione, Michael Bradford, Paula Girouard Second Row: Kevin Smith, Robert Burnham, Mark Flahert) Jannine Crispo, Joseph Cosentino Missing: Samuel Longley, Jonathen MaClean ACTIVITIES Spanish Honor Society Front Row: Not a member, Gail Girasella, Anne Marie Sudbay, Thaya Lane, Leslee Messier Second Row: Heather Holbrook, Janice Owen, Karin Anderson, Christine Dumas, Elizabeth Moxcey, Patricia Keats Third Row: Daniel Beaulieu, Michael Brangiforte, Joseph Venuti, Thomas Dean, Ralph Levy, John Compagnone, Not a member, Not a member National Honor Society Front Row: Robert Martinage, Richard McN iel, Patricia Small, MarkSchwalm, Elizabeth Nickerson, Maria Fasciano Second Row: Thomas Dean, Joseph Venuti, Ronald Warren, Michelle Keating, Suzanne Hale, Laurie McMillan, Christina Gallo, Susan Applin, Heather Holbrook, Karen Hickey, Brian Perrault, James Currier Missing: William Dillon ACTIVITIES 2 79 Vivarium Front row: Sean Smith, Kristofer Chun, Kevin Barry, Back row: Thomas Hurford, Paul White, Jay Butler, Timothy Green Missing: David Ruede and Jennifer Sulls Audio Visual Crew Vincent Galise, Advisor Joseph Cain, Mark Coronis, James Ebert Missing: Patrick Keaton and Chris Rychlik ISO ACTIVITIES Science Team Pictured: Kevin Barry, Tim Green, Tim Griffith, and Kris Chun Missing Team Members: Advisor Leo P. Kenney, Scott Chun, Joe Doherty, Melinda Fagan, Roger Hickey, John Lautzenheiser, Co-President Ted Lichoulas, Bob Martinage, Eliot McKinley, Brian Perreault, Co-President Kim Smith, Nian Wan, and Steve Worley Distributive Education Front row: Sarah Dooley, Dawn Fitzgerald, Kris Denbow, Nancy Halloran Middle row: Carol McManus, Robin Pustizzi, Liz Vultaggio, Mike Bell, Michelle Pacillo, Mark Thomas Back row: Paul Haney, Sharon McCulloch, Nancy Masciave, Tammy Dawson, Dave Roberts, Todd Piani, Gene Ware, Chris O ' Brien Missing: Mike Gelinas, Peter Serrentino and Randy Weed ACTIVITIES 181 SADD (Pictured Below)Front Row: David Decoste, Susan Curry, Eric Kevorkian, Matt Lourdan, Emily Gale, Christina Gallo, Nando Zucchi, Andrea Curran Second Row: Advisor Donna Pappalardo, Patricia Small, Joy Pfeffer, Rhonda Piotrowski, Carolyn Byron, Felicia Raffaele, Elizabeth Covino, Candy Coakley, Stacey Fitzgerald, Advisor Chris Copeland Third Row: John Flibbert, Michael McGurn, Bill Jones, Mark Stanieich, Byran O ' Connell, Mark Schwalm, Elizabeth Nickerson, Kristine Anderson Fourth Row: Bob Martinage, Elizabeth Budden, Jodi Fantasia, Stacey Moore, Cheryl Dykeman,Susan Rafferty, Heather Cheney, Ellen Cutter, Marybeth D ' Ambrosio, Jennifer Davidson, Emily Orlando Back Row: Lisa King, DeAnne Turner, Paul Pontone, Craig Sorbello, John Harutunian, Matt Kerr, John Mello, Mike Kerr, and Patricia Rogers (Pictured RightlFront Row: Kristin Brady, Susan Decoste, Stacie Driscoll, Melanie Slama, Melissa Adams, Jodi Hallisey, Maryellen Hunter, Heather Dearborn Second Row: Andrea Morello, Cheryl Thompson, non-member, Mieka Driscoll, non-member, non-member, Lisa D ' Allessandro, Danielle Charest, Dorothy I Logan Third Row: Colleen Daly, Nancy Drane, Sarah Roberts, Greg Brown, Andrea Bastiani, Marietta Dillinger, Kerry Buckley, Tawnya Lewis, Jennifer Baggs, l| non-member Back Row: non-member, Kim Spelman, non-member, Elizabeth Coakley, Jennifer Stannard, Sally Gentile, Emily Chase, Michelle Rosetta, and Joy j 1 Hibbard 182 ACTIVITIES (Pictured Above)Front Row: Jannine Crispo, Peter Harutunian, Ann Perkins, Austin Doherty, non-member, Robert Hart, Richardson Price, Mike Maddalena Second Row: Patti Harootian, Kathleen Duff, Leslee Messier, non-member, Rich Abate, Mark Caraco, Bobby O ' Brien, Roger Hickey, Rebecca Burne, Corrine Clattenburg Third Row: Robin Murphy, Michelle Avola, Thaya Lane, Linda DiNapoli, Stacey Auld, Paula Bendikian, Pam Flatley, Wendy Brown, non-member, Sharon DaSilva Fourth Row: non-member, Maureen Moran, Lori Wagner, Bonnie Jack, Paige Chesley, Samantha Bullock, Tammi Pirri, Sarah Larson, Erin McCormick, Karin Anderson, Jeanmarie Rindone, Cindi Doherty, Gail Girasella Back Row: Carolyn Morgan, Mark Feild, Kevin Brown, John Chase, Daniel Crowley, Tim Coakley, Matt Kilduff, Sean Haney, Joseph Hamwey, non-member, Robert Iorio, Kristin Allosso, and Darleen Derosa ACTIVITIES 1 83 Junior Class Officers Front Row: Jannine Crispo, Patricia Harootian Second Row: Peter Harutunian, Tara Callaghan, Advisor:Mrs. Fritz, Stacey Auld, Eric Kevorkian Missing: Advisor Ms Rozzi Senior Class Officers Advisor: Mrs. Budrewicz, Nando Zucchi, Paul Crispo, Lynne Keating, Candy Coakley, Christi Tricca, Advisor Mrs. Donnovan. Missing: Bill Dillon 184 ACTIVITIES Freshmen Class Officers (Pictured Right)Front Row: Amy Marcley, Karen McQuarrie, David George, Christina Ianetti Back Row: Colleen Daly, Nancy Drane, Stacey Karatheodure (Pictures LeftlSeated: Amy Marcley, Karen MacQuarrie, David George, Christina Iannetti Standing: Noelle Bither, Nancy Drane, Colleen Daly, Rachel Tsutsumi, Stacey Karatheodure, Mark Westwater, Kate Dempsey, Amy O ' Brien, Amy Black, Amy Harootian, Derilyn Kenney, Melanie Slama, Susan Parsons Missing: Stephen Ciaccio, Scott Dingwell, Jodi Hallisey, and Advisors Emory DeBeck and Camille Visconti Freshmen Class Committee Sophomore Class Officers (Pictured RightlSeated: Advisor Janet Burne, President Andrew McDonald, Advisor Diane Jones Standing: Social Chairman Derek Moulton, Treasurer Greg Selvitelli, Vice-President David Savio, Secretary Alicia Danglemaier, Social Chairman Paul Chisholm ACTIVITIES 2 85 Math Team Front Row: Brian Perreault, Richard McNeil, Patricia Small, Thomas Beaulieu, Gregory Agami Second Row: Melinda Fagan, Roger Hickey, Joseph Mingolleli, Keith McNeil, Steven D ' Agostino AFS Front Row: Christopher Chalk, Roger Hickey, Linda Marchand, Pamela Newhall, Jennifer Turner, Amanda Arloro, Jennifer Taber, Thomas Beaulieu Second Row: Melissa Callahan, Heike Kuhfuss, Matthew Vant, Philip Louanis, Wade Sanders, Christopher Wood, Marybeth Louanis Advisor: Martha Moore Missing: Kevin Barry, Denise Braymiller, Thomas Schauer wv Photo Club Matthew Vant, Christopher Chalk, Rebecca Gregorio, Pamela Keats, Matthew Lavita, Jason Hawkes Missing: President Thomas Dean 186 ACTIVITIES Fiddler on the Roof ACTIVITIES 187 188 ACTIVITIES ADVANCED DANCE ACTIVITIES 189 EDITORS ' NOTES It all started one mourning — I mean morning — in the summer of 1986. Yes, that was the day Pioneer ' 87 took over my life. In the beginning, we pondered carefully; wanting to bring our fellow classmates the ideal yearbook. Toward the end, all we wanted was to finish. An old Pioneer saying is: Yearbook is hell. And I agree. But in the midst of the many pressures, there was humor out of drudgery. (Essentially important when it gets to be 11:00 P.M. on a school night and you ' ve been there since 2:07). I would like to thank all the editors for this. I ' ll al¬ ways cherish—Jenny ' s rude manners (?), Rhonda ' s constant chowing, Beth ' s Sir Laughalot, Mark ' s sunshine, Ham ' s special friendship, and all of the other dear memories that were made. What would I have done without the Pioneer bunch? (Who needs sleep anyway?) And thus, I bring you Pioneer ' 87. Behind all the pages lie hard work, dedication and a piece of each editor. It was an incredible amount of work but I ' ll always consider it a labor of love. Special thanks to the Class of ' 87. Always keep the memories with you in your hearts — it ' s there that they will live forever, shaping you as you continue to grow. God Bless each of you and may you all succeed in your future endeavors. (YA YA — SENIORS!!) ' Much love, Claudia Cludge Quagan Editor-In-Chief P.S. Thank you Mom. You ' ve been my inspira¬ tion, best friend and I love you! They told me to tell you what yearbook meant to me. I could lie and say yearbook is really fun or year¬ book is really easy, but it ' s not. It was hard work but a very rewarding experience. In the end we spent a year of our lives capturing in words and pictures OUR CLASS — and that is why I think we all stuck with it. I ' d like to thank my parents and friends—especially Mark—for being so understand¬ ing, and the rest of the editors for making it all worthwhile. Bye—Enjoy Kristina Whitman Assistant Editor—In—Chief Pioneer ' 87 Here we sit again in room 164. It is a now 10:14 P.M. on a Monday night. Miserable pictures lie sprawled all over the desk. Claudia is crushing cans on people ' s heads while Jenny performs her pig im- mitations. Mark is playing his air guitar and Beth is simply laughing hysterically while Karen, being the only sane one, is dialing the number to the loony bin! This is what has become of us. Yearbook is a four—letter word, which shall never again be a part of our vocabulary. It is more comforting if you think of the fun times instead of dwelling on the bad. We can ' t help wondering what our life would have been missing if we hadn ' t met those wonderful tykes Mr. Chetwynd refers to as his children. We ' ll never forget Derrick ' s unexpected little visits. (Thanks D.) At this point we just want this book finished. Yet twenty years from now we will look upon it with a special satisfaction, knowing that it serves as a dear reminder to the Class of ' 87. Never for get the past, but aim for the future. Good luck and Enjoy! Art and Layout Editor Rhonda Piotrowski Assitant Editor Samantha Burgess 190 EDITORS NOTES Claudia ' s scaring me to death, Jenny ' s outbursts, Rhonda ' s frinkle feet and Mark ' s Meatloaf tape are just some of the many things I thought of when someone asked me, How ' s Yearbook going? I couldn ' t have survived working on this book without being able to joke around with the other editors. They made it possible to laugh after I ' d just spent five hours typing copy into the computer and then lost it all in about five seconds. You ' re probab¬ ly saying, They must be crazy to laugh at that , but we had to or this book would have never been finished. All I know is that it ' s been a lot of hard work and I hope you like it. I will never forget the special friends I ' ve made. Thanks to all of my photographers. Especially John Lampassi and Kirk Charest, I couldn ' t have done it without you guys. Thanks Mom and Dad for listen¬ ing to me complain all the time about what a pain in the butt Yearbook was. I ' ll never forget you for that. Karen-thanks for all the inside info.; it made yearbook worth coming to. Beth Pearson Photography Editor Pioneer ' 87 Pioneer should be listed in psychology texts as a major cause of Mondayphobia. Senior year yould not have been complete without those late nights, when wandering the dark halls back from your locker you ' d wonder which of the ever diminishing number of Pioneer Editors would attempt (and succeed) to scare you. One day, sad as it may seem, we ' ll look back on our Glory Days in high school and beleive we en¬ joyed even the incidents of ruined disks and lack of communication. I know we ' ll remember fondly the distractions we created to avoid working. It was through these sometimes ridiculous incidents that we all gained new friends and were able to finish this yearbook in our usual semi-sane states. Thanks again to all the people who helped write copy for me, the yearbook would have had some very large holes if you hadn ' t helped! Karen Hickey Literary Editor J Yearbook gave Monday a new meaning, and I didn ' t think it could have gotten worse. After spending night after night re-reading, typing and editing each profile, I think I ' ve memorized every detail of every Senior ' s life, and not by my own choice. Sheila, you were a very big help, thanks for everything. Beth, keep up the pleasant moods and keep smiling. Congratulations to Rhonda for mak¬ ing Mr. Chetwynd smile. Claudia, it was ... an ex¬ perience. You outgrossed me. That ' s the way we became the Chetwynd Bunch. Good luck everyone! Lots of love, Jenny Ralph Senior Profiles Editor Pioneer ' 87 Entering senior year, I wanted to help out somehow, I thought why not yearbook — stupid choice. I didn ' t realize my Mondays would be taken up, until late at night. My tennis, schoolwork and job suffered, but that was not what really suffered. My friends and family did because yearbook got me so dazed I put them through a lot. Most of them un¬ derstood and stood by me and I appreciate them for that. Some just thought I was abandoning them, but I wasn ' t. I thank my family and friends for helping me cope with the typical yearbook blues. Gerri Underwood, who was my assistant, really came through for me. She came to my rescue when I almost threatened to kill an uncooperative store owner. As far as my life went during senior year, it was hectic. It wreaked havoc upon my life and also the lives of seven other caring and now close friends. We were put through a lot and shared a lot of good times together. Thanks to Kristina, Jenny, Karen, Sam, Rhonda, Beth, Claude, Mr. Chetwynd and Mr. Connelly. Mark Coronis Business Editor Pioneer ' 87 EDITORS NOTES 191 Good Luck Good Health Happiness Central Animal Hospital Howard R. Hutchins, D.V.M. Stoneham, Mass. 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